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How do you get around?on the Pink Granite Coast
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Getting around the Pink Granite Coast

The Pink Granite Coast offers a number of ways to get around, depending on your needs and desires. Public transport and its many lines that run all year round. Soft mobility: electrically-assisted bicycles and a network of electric vehicle charging points are part of an eco-responsible approach.

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    Vélek’tro, the easy bike

    Dreading hills by bike? No need to be apprehensive, with our electrically assisted bikes, you’ll be won over…
    Effortlessly and at a very attractive price, let yourself be seduced by 2-wheeled tourism!
    And then Vélek’tro, it’s eco-friendly! It’s an alternative to mobility with all the values that go with it: active and ethical mobility, well-being and better living. So opt for a gentle, non-polluting, silent and more economical mode of transport.

    Public transport

    on the Pink Granite Coast

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    Transports Intercommunaux Lannion-Trégor (TILT) offers a mobility solution to all users of the community territory via regular lines as well as on-demand services.

    It includes 8 regular bus lines:

    • A line: Airport <> Hospital
    • line B: Servel Calvaire <> Collège Coppens
    • line C: Nokia <> Roz ar Gavet
    • ligne D: Lannion <> Ile-Grande
    • ligne E: Lannion <> Trégastel
    • line F : Parking de Kermaria <> Ampère
    • line G : Sunday evening line Gare SNCF de Lannion <> IUT de Lannion [does not run in summer]
    • line T : Sunday evening line Gare SNCF de Guingamp <> Lycée Savina de Tréguier [does not run in summer]
    • line M:(market line) : Rospez/Loguivy-les-Lannion <> Quai d’Aiguillon
    • line 30: Lannion <> Morlaix
    • le Macareux: Louannec <> Saint Quay-Perros <> Perros-Guirec <> Trégastel
    • le Fou de Bassan : Saint Quay-Perros <> Louannec <> Kermaria-Sulard <> Trélévern <> Trévou-Tréguignec

    Breizhgo

    • line 25 : Lannion to Pleubian
    • line 27: Lannion to Tréguier and Paimpol
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    Taxis

    on the Pink Granite Coast

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    on the Pink Granite Coast
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      Electric vehicles

      The objectives of deploying charging stations for electric vehicles in the region are to provide users and potential buyers with an initial level of charging infrastructure network; to encourage their development and thus reduce emissions linked to the use of private cars; and to send a message of encouragement to economic and political players to develop this new source of sustainable mobility.