The TransGironde network has 64 regular bus lines and serves 379 communes.
There are two types of service:

- Regular services which operate on the days and during the periods shown on the timetable leaflets.

- Request services which operate on the days and during the periods shown on the timetable leaflets, but which must be booked in advance by phone with the operator.

Regular services

Find a timetable

You want to find a timetable for your journey in Gironde, with the TransGironde network website you can find which bus services to use according to your starting point and the commune where your journey finishes.

You can also download the TransGironde network map in PDF format.

Timetables for the TransGironde network (31 August 2009 to 2 July 2010)

Request services

How the request service works
All you have to do is to book by phone, before 6pm with the operator concerned (this is given on the timetable leaflet), at the latest the day before you want to travel, or the previous Friday if you want to travel on Monday.

When you make the phone call, you will give the time you have chosen from the timetable, and the bus stop where the driver will pick you up. You can book several journeys at the same time.

The service becomes operational as soon as the first booking is made and the fare is the same as the usual bus fare.

Connections with the City Tram and Bus network (TBC)

In order to encourage intermodal transport, the TransGironde network links up directly with the transport exchange poles in the TBC network.

Look at the table below to see the different poles and the lines that connect up with them.