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Yes, there are several rates for young people on the TGV Inoui and the Intercités trains :
- the Young Person's Card from the SNCF: for 12–27-year-olds, it costs €49 and offers a 30% discount on all journeys.
NOTICE not to be confused with Advantage Cards Young people of the Youth Information Network !
- the Student and apprentice rates For pupils under 21, students under 26, and apprentices under 29. This reduced fare is valid on a pre-selected journey, provided tickets are purchased in blocks of 10 (to be used within 60 days).
- the subscription Max is young : for 16–27-year-olds. For €79 a month, this season ticket allows you to travel free of charge on selected trains during off-peak periods and with a 30% discount all year round on all TGV services.
All those under 26 can travel with a 50% reduction % on Mobigo trains (this is the name for TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté regional trains) without needing to show a season ticket. This discount also applies to TER journeys to and from the Centre-Val de Loire, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Grand-Est, and Paris regions.
The map Mobigo + offers Discounts for journeys between Bourgogne-Franche-Comté and the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Centre-Val de Loire and Paris regions.
Us Young person's subscriptions For Mobigo trains, they are also valid for TER journeys to and from Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes and Paris, and also to and from Centre-Val de Loire (for the Jeune Train Mobigo monthly pass).
A Mobigo coach journey costs 2 € whatever the distance.
You can also buy 10-journey cards for €18 or a monthly pass for €50.
DiviaMobilités is the name of the public transport network of Dijon Métropole.
It covers all the communes of Dijon Métropole, and includes:
- 2 tram lines (T1 and T2),
- 36 bus routes:
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- des Urban and suburban bus routes serve all the neighbourhoods of Dijon Métropole: Corol, Flexo, City, Pleine Lune, Ligne Marché.
- additional services : self-service and hire bikes (Divia Vélodi, Divia Vélo), car parks and park-and-ride facilities, Shared car car-sharing
To get to the university campus (Burgundy-Europe University campus) with Divia, there are several important lines:
- En tram (the simplest) is the line T1 It directly serves the “University” stop. It passes through the station, the centre (Republic) and then the campus.
- En bus, several lines serve the campus: L5 (Talant<->University), L3 (transfer to the University Hospital/Faculties of Health Sciences), L6, L7…
To remember:
- T1 -> direct access to the university
- L5 -> direct bus route to the university
- L3 -> To go to medical school / the university hospital
- The other bus routes often have a connection with the tram (T1).
Use the route planner. It will give you the simplest route to get from one point to another. You will also find this calculator by downloading the DiviaMobilités app on the Play Store or the’App Store.
Check the Plans and interactive map of the network.
You can also use directly Google Maps You Apple's Plans, the DiviaMobilités transport network (trams and buses) is directly synchronised with it. If you select «Public transport» for your journey, the app will provide you with all the information on the lines to take and their timetables.
No, the timetables change according to:
- the day of the week (Monday to Friday -> most frequent times, weekend -> reduced frequency),
- the time of day :
- 7am-9am and 4pm-7pm peak hours (more buses and trams)
- between 9 am and 4 pm off-peak hours (fewer buses and trams)
- the time of year : school holidays, summer, bank holidays…
5 calendar periods are defined by a colour in the calendar:
- Blackcurrant (school week),
- Anise (week during the school holidays),
- Lemon (Short holidays/specific intermediate periods),
- Orange Saturdays,
- Liquorice (Sundays and Public Holidays),
Each period corresponds to appropriate hourly frequencies and amplitudes. To know what the colour of the day is, consult the Traveller's calendar.
The simplest thing is to check in real-time via the app or the site DiviaMobilités.
South www.divia.fr, you can consult the real-time timetables at your chosen stop or consult the Timetables.
You will find this information on the DiviaMobilités app.
It all depends on the line and the day. Trams run until around 12:30 am, buses run until around 10 pm-11 pm (sometimes later) depending on the line.
Please note, on the nights from Thursday to Saturday, the Full Moon line gets you safely back and forth between the city centre and the University of Bourgogne-Europe from 1 am to 5 am,
You can pay by credit/debit card contactless (or with your smartphone) by holding it in front of the validator. The journey costs 2 € for 1 hour. You can buy your support or top up your 1-hour troubleshooting session directly from the bus driver.
The other solution is to buy a 1 hour for €1.40. The 1-hour Pass can be loaded onto a ticket or a DiviaMobilités card. You can buy it or top up your card at the DiviaMobilités office, on the website (ticket loaded or card top-up) and the DiviaMobilités mobile app (card top-ups only), at ticket machines in tram stations, at Divia Inn.
DiviaMobilités Agency
16 Place Darcy
21000 Dijon
03 80 11 29 29
service.clients@divia.fr
www.divia.fr
Yes, there is a reduced-price subscription for all the 18–25 years old :
Us DiviaMobilités fares to decrease from 1 September 2026 !
- The 18-25 monthly pass: costs from €13 (scholarship students) to €26 per month (from 1st September 2026).
- the 9-month pass 18/25: costs €208 (from 1st September 2026).
- The 18–25 annual pass: costs €260 (from 1 September 2026).
It is topped up using a DiviaMobilités card.
This card is available to buy Online, on the app, at ticket machines in tram stations, at Divia relay and at the DiviaMobilités agency:
DiviaMobilités Agency
16 Place Darcy
21000 Dijon
03 80 11 29 29
service.clients@divia.fr
www.divia.fr
Please note: Every summer, DiviaMobilités transport is free on weekends for under-26s.. Consult the Bargain Hunt (at the bottom of this section) to find out more.
Yes, you must validate your card every time you board a bus or tram, even when changing services.
No, to combine train travel with local transport (DiviaMobilités), you need a combined Mobigo train + DiviaMobilités bus/tram season ticket.
There is a TER+Divia pass for those under 26:
- A monthly TER+Divia pass costing €26.25
- Annual TER+Divia pass, which costs €315
This fare only covers the DiviaMobilités portion; the SNCF portion, which varies depending on your desired train journey, will need to be added.
DiviaVélodi offers 440 hire bikes at 40 stations distributed throughout the city. It allows you to get around over short distances occasionally. If you don't own a bike or don't have the possibility to park a bike at home, this service is for you.
You can rent a bike occasionally :
- DiviaVélodi Pass 1 hour for €1. Each additional hour commenced is charged at €1.
- DiviaVélodi Pass 24h for €1.50 or Pass DiviaVélodi 7 days for €7. The first 30 minutes are free every time you rent a bike, then it's €1 per 30-minute period or part thereof. This pass allows for multiple journeys during 24 hours or 7 days.
You can also subscribe for 1 month or 1 year :
- DiviaVélodi Pass monthly at €10 (or €5 if you already have a DiviaBus&Tram subscription)
- DiviaVélodi Pass annual at €30 (or €22 if you already have a DiviaBus&Tram subscription)
There are signposted cycle routes in Dijon Métropole. They are partially developed or use the least busy streets. Download the Master scheme for cycling “Everyone on their bikes!” and the “Dijon Métropole cycling plan” to discover all the existing cycling facilities in Dijon Métropole.
You can also use the app geovelo.app/fr Which indicates the most suitable routes for cycling.
The service DiviaVélo allows to rent a classic bike for a short duration (24h, 48h or 7 days) or for a longer period (1 month to 1 year).
Prices:
- From €3 to €9 for short-term rental.
- From €15 to €80 for a long-term rental (half price for a second-hand DiviaVélo).
You can also rent other types of bikes for 1 month: electric bike, folding bike, tricycle, cargo bike. Prices: from €15 to €30 per month (depending on the type of bike, discounts for under 26s and DiviaBus&Tram subscribers).
The patch is an associative bicycle repair workshop in Dijon. The workshop sells second-hand bicycles that have been serviced by the association and are ready to ride. They are sold to members (a small annual membership fee to the association).
You can also come and learn to repair your bicycle here.
The patch
5 Rue du Havre
21000 Dijon
03 73 27 03 66
larustine.org
Bicloune Workshop It's a bicycle co-repair workshop, and it also sells second-hand bikes at affordable prices.
Bicycle Workshop
La Passerelle Community Centre
21800 Quetigny
03 80 71 91 14
www.centresocialquetigny.fr/ateliers/bicloune
There are do-it-yourself bike repair workshops. You will learn to repair your bike yourself with the help of volunteers:
The association The patch allows its members to come and repair their bicycles during the workshop's opening hours. Members help each other out, assisted by volunteers and staff when needed.
The patch
5 Rue du Havre
21000 Dijon
03 73 27 03 66
larustine.org
The workshop Bicloune Co-repairing your bike can help you fix it during the workshop's open hours. You need to become a member of the association to access the workshop.
Bicycle Workshop
La Passerelle Community Centre
21800 Quetigny
03 80 71 91 14
www.centresocialquetigny.fr/ateliers/bicloune
7 500 bike racks are spread throughout the metropolis (including 6,000 in Dijon) for you to lock up your bike.
You can safely park your bicycle close to the tram and bus thanks to DiviaVéloPark, it's a network of 20 covered, lit and secure shelters (badge and video surveillance) spread across the territory of Dijon Métropole.
It is enough to load a DiviaVéloPark pass Monthly (€1) or annual (€10) on your personalised DiviaMobilités card (free for holders of certain DiviaMobilités subscriptions).
On the bus and tram, bicycles are forbidden (except folding bicycles). You will have to fold your scooter or your folding bicycle before boarding.
Yes, the service of Lime scooters is called Irene in Dijon.
It is possible to rent an electric scooter directly from your phone via the app Watch on Google Play You Irene on App Store.
Prices: from €0.29/min (day rate) to €0.50/min (night rate)
Parking on campus at the university is free but it fills up quickly in the morning and many spaces are reserved (specific staff/students).
Most streets and car parks in the city centre are paid during the day From 9 AM to 12:30 PM and 2 PM to 7 PM (except Sundays and public holidays).
In addition, there is 11 covered parking spaces Accessible 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Subscription packages are available for regular users.
Also think about 3 park and ride facilities (Olympic Swimming Pool, Valmy and Zenith) located at the main entrances to the city and continue your journey by bus or tram. Parking is free for drivers who use the DiviaMobilités Bus&Tram network. You simply need to show a ticket used on the same day to be able to exit the park and ride.
There also exist carpooling areas at the entrances to the town (in Talant, Plombières-les-Dijon, Chevigny-Saint-Sauveur, Longvic, Perrigny-les-Dijon).
These are car sharing Spread across 21 stations and accessible 24/7. You can use them for a quick trip or for a day or weekend outing, for example. You can choose from several vehicle sizes.
First, you need to sign up. You then pay each month based on the number of kilometres travelled and the time of use during the month. DiviaMobilités subscribers can benefit from 2 months of subscription free of charge: information.divia.fr
Citizen
25 Place Darcy
21000 Dijon
03 80 55 14 14 – bfc@citiz.fr
- You must first register online or from the Citiz agency.
- Book the car on the Citiz website or app (or by phone), even at the last minute.
- Unlock the car with the app, do a quick check and you can start.
- On your return, bring the car back to where you picked it up. After a quick inspection, you close it using the app.
- If you have a problem, you can call Citiz assistance 24/7.
- You will receive the invoice every month.
The price depends on Number of km covered, of Number of hours of use and the car size.
The price per km is from 0,44 € (0.24 € beyond 100km).
The hourly rate depends on the size of the car: e.g. for a small car (city car)
- Without subscription 5.50 €/hr (capped at €39 per day and €180 per week)
- With a subscription (£16 /month): £3/hr (capped at €22 per day and €120 per week).
To run a simulation: https://bfc.citiz.coop/calculateur-de-tarifs/
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On the trains, there is an assistance service at the station: you will be accompanied to your seat on the train with your luggage and upon arrival, to the exit of your station.
On Mobigo coaches, people in wheelchairs can book their journey to be accompanied and be sure they will be able to board the bus.
You must call the call centre on 03 80 11 29 29 no later than the day before by 5 PM (on Friday for a journey desired on Sunday or Monday).
Yes, allThe 100% tram sets are accessible For wheelchair users: level access, reserved spaces on board for wheelchairs.
All buses have a low floor and equipped with Access ramps and 550 stops are accessible in a wheelchair. Consult the List of accessible stops.
For visually impaired people, remote controls allow audio information to be triggered on the TOTEM terminals at DiviaMobilités bus and tram stops which are equipped with them.
Tactile paving strips are laid on the ground at stops for guidance. On the bus or tram, voice announcements will inform you of the direction, the next stop, and any potential disruptions to the network.
There also exists des Remote controls for crossing the street, provided by the City of Dijon For visually impaired people. They allow the activation of audible traffic signals at pedestrian crossings. Free for residents of Dijon and its metropolitan area.
This is an on-demand transport service for people with disabilities. Disability inclusion mobility card, “disability” mention”. It operates under the standard DiviaMobilités pricing structure (€1.40 per journey or a reduced fare – code -50% – for certain eligible passengers).
First, you need to register for the DiviAccès service online, by phone, by post, or at the DiviaMobilités agency.
Then, simply book your journey (no later than the day before your trip, before 5 p.m.) to be able to travel throughout the Dijon metropolitan area. This service operates 7 days a week all year round (except on May 1st).
- You obtained your licence in a European payment (European Union and EEEas well as the UK before 2021: you can drive in France with your licence.
- You got your licence in a another country You can drive in France with your licence provided you have a student residence permit.
It must be accompanied by a official translation unless it is written in French.
This Free shuttle operates Monday to Saturday from 8 am to 7:30 pm. It makes a tour of Dijon city centre at a rate of one passage every 10 minutes.
This “city centre mini-bus” is designed for short journeys. To use it, just hop on, no ticket required.
What’s more, the Divia City minibuses are 100% electric vehicles.
You 1 July to 31 August, travel in Buses and trams are free at the weekend. (as well as the first half-hour of using DiviaVélodi hire bikes) for under 26s.
Attention, it is necessary to load the “Passage WE -26” on a register card that will have to be presented at each ascent so that it is valid with the controllers.
If you do not have a personalised DiviaMobilités card, you can obtain one free of charge between these same dates, either at the DiviaMobilités agency or on the e-boutique.
DiviaMobilités Agency
16 Place Darcy
21000 Dijon
03 80 11 29 29
service.clients@divia.fr
The Burgundy-Franche-Comté Region offers Budget travel at €3, €6 or €13 max on the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté regional network including for Paris!
These tickets are limited. They are on sale exclusively online from 60 days before departure.
The Young Person's Benefits Card from the Youth Information Network Propose 3 offers funded by the Burgundy-Franche-Comté Region :
- A free return ticket for a Mobigo coach journey.
- a free return journey with the TER young person ticket -26 Bourgogne-Franche-Comté for one outward journey purchased (offer reserved for under 26s); ;
- a free weekly TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté youth pass on the route of their choice (offer reserved for under 26s); ;
For certain events (festivals like the Eurockéennes, Montbéliard Christmas market, etc.), the Region offers reduced train fares.
Find them on This page.