SYTRAL in the news

Lyon's public transport network has opened its fourth tramway maintenance center, currently in a test phase and set to be fully operational by 2027 with the new T10 line.

SYTRAL Mobilités designated representatives for its six mandatory commissions and various external organizations to support its public transportation network development and related urban initiatives.

Sytral Mobilités' new board, led by Véronique Sarselli, confirmed priorities including the Metro E project and transport police, facing early disputes over increased indemnities.

SYTRAL Mobilités' Board of Directors, led by Véronique Sarselli, comprises 39 elected officials responsible for organizing mobility across 262 municipalities and has appointed new vice-presidents and Bureau members.

Véronique Sarselli is the new president of Sytral Mobilités, prioritizing user experience, service quality, Metro E over Teol, and public safety, amidst political tensions and financial concerns.

The Presqu'île district in Lyon is undergoing a major urban transformation to prioritize pedestrians, greenery, and a redesigned high-frequency bus network by 2030.

SYTRAL Mobilités is investing 175 million euros to extend the T6 tramway line by 5.4 kilometers, creating a strategic orbital link across Lyon's northeast suburbs.

A change in political leadership at the Lyon Metropolitan Area signals a major shift in public transport strategy for SYTRAL Mobilités.

Internal political disputes over board seats at SYTRAL are leading to resignation threats from a key Green party official in Lyon.

Political leadership is changing across key Lyon public agencies including SYTRAL, the water utility, and various social housing bodies.

SYTRAL Mobilités is renovating Lyon's Metro Line A stations with artistic themes and improved lighting through 2026 without disrupting traffic.

SYTRAL Mobilités expanded its structured carpooling network with three new lines to improve commuting between Ain and Lyon.

SYTRAL is expanding the Lyon public transport network through new tramway lines and bus rapid transit extensions focused on industrial and residential connectivity.

Véronique Sarselli, President of Métropole de Lyon, is now also president of Sytral Mobilités, overseeing major transportation projects including reviving Metro E and a new tunnel, while canceling TEOL.

Modernization of Lyon's metro Line B involves deploying longer four-carriage trains and automated systems to handle growing passenger numbers.

The transport authority has launched the first section of a new high-capacity trolleybus line to improve connectivity and urban living in the eastern Lyon metropolitan area.

SYTRAL Mobilités has launched the first phase of the TB12 high-service bus line in Lyon, part of a €137 million project to enhance urban connectivity and sustainable infrastructure.