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Want to come to Laval? Don’t wait any longer! Hop on the next train and watch the scenery go by!
Just 1 hour 10 minutes from Paris by TGV, Laval is also easily accessible by road and public transport.
To each his own mode of transport!

Coming to Laval

Easily accessible, with a modern infrastructure and an environment conducive to exchanges, Laval combines quality of life with professional efficiency.
Plan your visit now.

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    Laval is served by a number of major routes.

    • Paris > Laval : 281 km -2h50 (A11)
    • Lille > Laval : 496 km – 5h10
    • Caen > Laval : 161 km – 2h14
    • Nantes > Laval: 157 km – 2h00
    • Rennes > Laval: 76 km – 1h00
    • Angers > Laval: 83 km – 1h20

    You can also travel by taxi.

    And to share your journey, don’t forget to carpool with Iko or Blablacar!

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      All over France and Europe, electric recharging points can be found on your way to Laval Agglomération.

      Enjoy peace of mind at the wheel of your electric car.

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        Opt for an eco-responsible journey by choosing the train to reach us.

        By direct TGV

        Paris Montparnasse > Laval: 1h15
        Lille > Laval : 3h19
        Lyon > Laval : 3h30
        Brussels > Laval : 4h


        Getting around

        In Laval, everything has been designed to make your business travel easier: efficient public transport, environmentally-friendly solutions, fast access to business locations… Save time and stay focused on the essentials.

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          The River Stop
          La Halte Fluviale, your starting point for unforgettable leisure activities!
          At the Halte Fluviale you can hire bikes, tandems, gravel bikes, electric bikes and children’s trailers, all-terrain scooters and everything else you need for cycle touring, as the Halte Fluviale has been awarded the “Accueil Vélo ” label.

          For bike hire, contact Laval Tourisme on 02 43 49 46 46

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            Les petits guidons

            Whether you’re testing out your bike for a few hours, just going on holiday or planning a longer tour, Les petits guidons offers a flexible range of bike hire options.
            There are several possible options, all with the same objective: to make your cycling holiday a unique experience.

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              Véla

              Laval Agglomération and the TUL network are pleased to offer you a new long-term hire service for electric bicycles.

              Hire your VELA for 6 or 12 months (renewable)

                Vélitul

                Get around Laval for 24 hours, 7 days or a year with Laval Agglomération’s self-service bicycles.

                • 70 electrically-assisted bicycles available
                • 6 stations
                • 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
                • Free at weekends and on public holidays
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                  Bird

                  Thanks to an intelligent hire system, with prices calculated by the minute, it is now possible to borrow an electric scooter to get around Laval.
                  An app that can be downloaded onto a smartphone will instantly tell users where they can find an available scooter nearby.

                  TUL 2024

                  Laval Public Transport (TUL) offer

                  • 17 regular lines
                  • TULIB, with 8 zones with regular and on-demand services
                  • CENTRE-VILLE NAVETTE, free of charge, runs Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm. Parking Jean-Macé > Centre-Ville > Parking Place de Hercé
                  • FLEXO the LAVAL evening service
                  • CITYBULLE, a 10-minute journey from the town centre to LAVAL’s Aquabulle.
                  • BUS DE STADE a shuttle service for Stade Lavallois supporters and football fans to get home after a match
                  • DIMTUL the Sunday service from 1pm to 8.45pm, using lines A, B, C and D, identical to the weekday route, and extending line B from TECHNOPOLIS to AQUABULLE
                  • 4 park-and-ride facilities for easy access to regular routes.

                  Free transport on weekends and public holidays across the entire TUL network: buses, on-demand transport (TULIB), MOBITUL services, and self-service bicycles (VELITUL).

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                    • Enterprise – 205 Bd des Trappistines, Laval – 02 43 67 99 55
                    • Europcar – 69 avenue Robert Buron, Laval – 02 43 53 04 84
                    • Carrefour Location – 61 Bd Félix Grat, Laval – 08 26 25 32 35
                    • K&S Car – 63 rue du Pont de Mayenne, Laval – 07 66 77 38 10
                    • Volkswagen Rent – 36 Av de Mayenne, Laval – 02 43 59 15 41
                    • Ucar relais – Rue Magenta, Laval – 02 43 40 42 43
                    • Audi Rent – 296 route de Mayenne, Changé – 02 43 59 11 15
                    • Budget Location Voiture – Gare de Laval, Laval – 08 20 61 16 84
                    • Clovis Location – Les Morandières, Laval – 02 43 59 07 02
                    • Renault Rent – 34 Av de Paris, Saint-Berthevin – 02 43 01 22 22
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                        The aim of deploying charging points for electric vehicles in the region is to provide users and potential buyers with an initial level of charging infrastructure network; to encourage their development and thus reduce emissions linked to the use of private cars; and to send a message of encouragement to economic and political players to develop this new source of sustainable mobility.

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                          Léopark car park

                          Pay car parks (in green)
                          Free car parks with shuttle bus (in black)

                            Pay and display parking

                            Free car parks with city centre shuttle bus (orange)

                            In the town centre, two zones are regulated (parking meters)

                            Free
                            >> Monday to Saturday, 12 noon to 2pm and 6pm to 9am
                            >> Sundays and public holidays

                            Fares
                            Red zone (limited to 2 hours)
                            12 min: €0.20 / 30 min: €0.50 / 1 h: €1 / 1h30: €1.50 / 2h: €2 / 2h15: €25 (=FPS)

                            Green zone (limited to 7 hours)
                            30 min: €0.20 / 1h: €0.40 / 2h: €0.80 / 4h: €1 / 7h: €2 / 7h15: €25 (=FPS)

                            What is the Forfait Post Stationnement (FPS)?
                            The FPS is the maximum parking charge that you will have to pay if you do not pay or pay insufficiently for your parking.
                            It is set at €25.

                            >> More information on the Léopark website

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                              Laval has 348 parking spaces for people with reduced mobility (PRM). These parking spaces are indicated by road markings and signs. A European disabled parking card is required to park in these spaces. Without this card, motorists are liable to a 4th class fine of 135 euros.

                              Laval, your business destination...