Public Transit Lab
France's public transit
3.5/ 5
A measured 0-5 score of how much of daily life is reachable without a car, built from GTFS timetables and OpenStreetMap across 40.1M residents — the measured urban footprint of France's 269 scored agglomerations.
Who can reach transit, by mode
Residents within about 800 m of each mode, as a share of France's measured urban footprint. Bars overlap — a resident near both a metro and a bus stop counts in both.
Near-universal — what separates cities is how often the bus comes, not whether there's a stop.
Coverage means a stop within walking distance. It does not mean frequent service.
Top cities, by mode
Where each network reaches the most residents. Open a city for its own coverage map.
Love commuter rail?
Menton·Bastia·Hazebrouck·Crépy-en-Valois·Lourdes·Bar-le-Duc·Sallanches·Paris·Digne-les-Bains·Tergnier
Love trams?
Amiens·Montpellier·Grenoble·Strasbourg·Brest·Angers·Orléans·Bordeaux·Besançon·Le Mans
- Coverage
- ~40.1M residents
- Resolution
- 250 m cells
- Source
- GTFS + OSM