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How do I get around?on the Pink Granite Coast
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The Pink Granite Coast offers a number of ways to get around, depending on your needs and desires. Public transport with its many lines running all year round. Soft mobility: electrically-assisted bicycles and a network of charging points for electric vehicles are part of an eco-responsible approach.

Vélek'Tro

Easy cycling

Discover the Côte de Granit Rose in a different way with Vélek’tro, the electrically assisted bike hire service designed for gentle mobility and accessible to all. Thanks to electric assistance, you can effortlessly cycle the hilly roads of the Trégor region, cycle along the coastline or easily reach the must-see sites. Ecological, economical and practical, the electric bike is the ideal way to explore the region while respecting the environment.

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    Public transport

    on the Pink Granite Coast

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    Transports Intercommunaux Lannion-Trégor (TILT) offers a mobility solution to all users in the community via regular routes and on-demand services.

    There are 8 regular bus routes:

    • line A: Airport <> Hospital
    • line B: Servel Calvaire <> Collège Coppens
    • line C: Nokia <> Roz ar Gavet
    • line D: Lannion <> Ile-Grande
    • line E: Lannion <> Trégastel
    • line F: Parking de Kermaria <> Ampère
    • line G : Sunday evening line Lannion SNCF station <> Lannion IUT [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

    Breizhgo

    • route 206: Lannion <> Guingamp <> Saint-Brieuc
    • route 225 : Lézardrieux <> Pleubian <> Paimpol
    • route 227 : Lannion <> Tréguier <> Lézardrieux <> Paimpol
    • route 228: Tréguier <>La Roche-Jaudy <> Guingamp
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    Taxis and rentals

    on the Pink Granite Coast

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    on the Pink Granite Coast
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      Electric vehicles

      The aim of deploying charging points for electric vehicles in the region is 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.