Starting November 1, Seine-Saint-Denis bus lines will change with new routes, increased frequencies, and extended hours to improve regional mobility.
Bus changes begin in Seine-Saint-Denis
Starting on November 1, several bus lines in Seine-Saint-Denis will undergo changes, including new lines, increased frequencies, extended hours, modified routes, and schedule adjustments. These changes are part of a reorganization by Île-de-France Mobilités, which aims to improve service for travelers and better meet the mobility needs of residents in the Île-de-France region. In total, thirty lines are affected, including ten in Seine-Saint-Denis.New line introduced between Neuilly-Plaisance and Chanoux Industrial Zone
A new line, line 314, will be created between Neuilly-Plaisance station and the Chanoux Industrial Zone. It will operate from Monday to Friday with a bus every 15 minutes during peak hours and one every hour during off-peak hours. The stops previously served by line 214 will be taken over by line 314.Several lines will see increased frequency and extended hours
The frequency will be increased on lines 118, 124, and 127. Lines 203 and 214 will also have extended hours, with earlier first departures or later last departures. Line 116 will see increased frequency during the week and on weekends, with broader time frames. Line 303 will also experience increased frequency during the week and on weekends.Schedule adjustments and route improvements on multiple lines
Schedule adjustments will be made on lines 113, 114, and 120. In addition, three other lines will undergo changes to improve connections. Line 138 will be extended to Ermont-Eaubonne, with enhanced service on its northern part. Line 177 will have increased frequency during the week and on weekends. Line 237 will see greater service during the week, including the creation of school reinforcements in the afternoon departing from the Sisley middle school.
