Montpellier suspends tram lines and buses after recent violence, introducing a shuttle to ease travel during the demonstration.
Public transport adjustments in Montpellier
One week after violent incidents in Montpellier's city center during a demonstration, local transport authorities and the metropolitan area have decided to suspend five tram lines and buses in the city on Saturday, October 24, in coordination with national services.Alternative shuttle service introduced
To address the disruption caused by the suspended services, the TaM announced the implementation of a shuttle bus service this Friday. This service will provide a temporary link between Montpellier Sud de France station and the Place de l’Europe station, which is near the Olympic pool.Shuttle service details
The shuttle will operate approximately every 15 minutes, running from around 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., as stated by the TaM. This schedule is designed to ensure travelers have access to transportation on the day of the demonstration.Last shuttle departure time
The final shuttle bus will depart from the Montpellier Sud de France station at 11 p.m., marking the end of the temporary service for the day.