Limoges Métropole in the news

Limoges Métropole is inviting residents to join its Mobility Partners Committee to contribute to improving transportation solutions.

Limoges Métropole manages school transportation for nearly 2,800 students, ensuring their safety and efficient travel across its jurisdiction, with costs reaching almost 3 million euros annually.

The Mayor of Limoges is defending major urban transformation projects, including the 150 million euro Moovéo initiative, as essential for modernizing the city beyond just public transport.

Limoges Métropole won the Grand Prix de l'Aménagement for transforming a former military site in Couzeix into an innovative, green, mixed-use urban development through a public-private partnership.

Construction work is in progress in the Beaublanc sector to build new public transport lanes, cycle paths, and green spaces, funded by Limoges Métropole.

Limoges Métropole details diverse transport and parking solutions, including paid parking, free shuttles, free weekend public transport, and self-service electric bikes, to facilitate mobility during city center works.

The City of Limoges and Limoges Métropole will launch a single call center on July 1, 2026, to provide centralized information and guidance to users.

Limoges Métropole is running a satisfaction survey from May 30 to June 30 to improve its communication channels and information quality for residents.

Limoges Métropole is funding urban development projects focused on social inclusion, professional training, and ecological transition in priority neighborhoods.

A technical fault caused a trolleybus fire in Limoges, leading to evacuations and a temporary traffic shutdown without causing injuries.

Limoges is cracking down on illegal fire hydrant openings to prevent massive water waste and infrastructure damage during summer heatwaves.

Limoges Métropole is implementing strict measures and legal action to prevent illegal fire hydrant openings during heatwaves to protect water reserves and public safety.

A public inquiry is being launched for the extension and renovation of the Limoges Métropole crematorium facilities.

a recycling and exchange program for physical music media across 11 waste collection sites to promote urban sustainability.

Texelis Transport is refocusing on the rail sector by developing cost-effective trains and expanding its Limoges headquarters with local government support.

Limoges Métropole is purchasing up to 85 electric buses from Iveco Bus to electrify its public transport network starting in 2028.

Limoges Métropole's transport operator STCLM has launched a new unified mobile application featuring real-time bus tracking and simplified route planning.

Limoges Métropole has launched the MyTCL App to provide real-time bus tracking, route planning, and digital ticket purchasing for its urban transport network.

Limoges Metropole is hosting the third edition of the Medileak cybersecurity competition for professionals and the public starting in May 2026.

A new humorous social media campaign by Limoges Métropole uses self-deprecation to showcase local excellence and attract young residents and tourists.