Gerland International Bus Station

- Where is the new bus station located ?
At 52 Avenue Tony Garnier, in Lyon’s 7th arrondissement, on the former parking lot of the Gerland Sports Palace.

- Why did the station relocate ?
To allow construction work on the Perrache hub and improve conditions for long-distance travelers.

- Is the Gerland station permanent ?
It is a temporary station planned to remain in use for 5 to 7 years before the opening of a future permanent station.

- How do I get there by public transportation ?
Metro B – Stade de Gerland : about a 5 minutes walk
Tram T1 – ENS Lyon : less than a 10 minutes walk
Several TCL lines serve the area within a 10-minute walk
Bus lines 34, 60, and 64.
Bus PL3 which runs between 4 a.m and 6 a.m on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
Is there parking for cars ?
Yes, several parking lots are accessible around the station and in the neighborhood.

- Can I get there by bike ?
Yes. The site directly connects to the Voie Lyonnaise 1, with bike racks available for parking.

- What services are available on site ?
Inside the passenger building :
-2 waiting rooms,
-Ticket counters,
-Passenger information desk,
-2 restroom areas,
-1 area reserved for drivers,
-Several vending machines for snacks, beverage, and candy.
-Secure paid lockers (located outside) the building.

-Is the station open at night ?
Yes, the station is accessible 24/7.

- When is the passenger building open ?
The passenger building is open between 7 a.m to 7:30 p.m.

- Is there a luggage storage area or lockers ?
Yes, secure, paid lockers are available outside the building, on the bus side.

- Which companies use the station ?
All long-distance bus companies operating in Lyon (FlixBus, BlaBlaCar Bus, Itabus).

- Do schedules change with the relocation ?
Check schedules with the operators and companies that selling tickets to ensure schedules are maintained.

- Where can I find my platform ?
The 17 platforms are clearly numbered. Screens and signs display departures in real time.

- Is the station accessible to people with reduced mobility ?
Yes, adapted pathways are provided for people with reduced mobility.

- Is the site secure ?
Yes, the site is secure. Lighting are provided at night, along with video surveillance and the presence of security guards according to schedules and periods.

- How long does it take to reach my bus ?
It usually takes 10 minutes from the entrance of the site.
Arrive 20 minutes before departure during peak times.