Keolis Bus Lyon in the news

A social movement will cause major disruptions across Lyon's TCL public transport network on Monday, September 8, affecting metro, tram, and bus services.

A strike on June 23, 2025, will cause significant disruptions to Lyon's Keolis Bus Lyon bus services, with some lines running normally, others on reduced frequency, and some with limited routes due to salary negotiation disputes.

Keolis grew revenue by 9.6% in 2024, maintained profitability, and secured major contract renewals including in Lyon and Ile-de-France.

Keolis expanded and renewed global public transport contracts, advanced electric and autonomous transit, and launched innovative mobility and social initiatives in 2024.

Keolis won awards for campaigns using humor and targeted messaging to promote sustainable public transport among young people and summer travelers.

Keolis operates and develops safe, electric autonomous shuttle and bus services worldwide, focusing on full autonomy, integration with public transport, and sustainability.

Keolis Lyon faces involuntary manslaughter charges after a 2019 fatal bus accident involving a teenager in Lyon.

Keolis is enhancing its bus fleet's sustainability and reliability by adopting Stratio's AI-driven predictive maintenance technology to support the shift from diesel to electric vehicles and improve public transport services.

Keolis is facing a driver shortage in Lyon and France, updating recruitment methods to attract committed candidates through flexible contracts and training programs.

Eight women began a free training program to become public transport drivers in Lyon, with guaranteed employment and a goal to increase female representation in Keolis Lyon's workforce.

Lyon introduced a two-year pilot autonomous shuttle service using Navya vehicles integrated into its public transport network around Parc Olympique Lyonnais stadium.

Keolis secured a six-year renewal to operate Lyon's extensive public transport network despite union concerns over safety and service quality.