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Modernisation of the Public Transport System The recent modernisation of the public transport system has significantly improved the efficiency and quality of services offered to users. Thanks to this upgrade, getting around the city has become smoother and simpler. Technical Improvements Integration of new technologies: Use of advanced geolocation systems for better traffic management. Strengthened infrastructure: New stops and dedicated lanes set up for buses and trams. Increased accessibility: Installation of equipment adapted for people with reduced mobility. Ecological and Energy Transition Carbon footprint reduction: Integration of electric vehicles and charging stations to support the shift to more sustainable mobility. Use of eco-friendly materials: Incorporation of recyclable components in the construction of stations and infrastructure. Energy savings: Installation of LED lighting systems and more efficient ventilation to reduce energy consumption. Positive Impact on the Urban Environment Improved air quality: Reduced pollutant emissions thanks to the use of cleaner vehicles. Reduced road congestion: Fewer individual vehicles thanks to the increased appeal of public transport. Neighbourhood enhancement: Redevelopment of public spaces around stations to offer residents a more pleasant living environment. Investment and Funding Modernisation cost: 15 million euros. Funding: Grants from the French Agency for Ecological Transition (ADEME) and the region, as well as public-private partnerships. Hours and Frequency Availability: Service operating 7 days a week. Frequency: Increased to every 10 minutes during peak hours to ensure maximum accessibility for users.