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Depliant-Train-Velo.Pdf S'informer quelques conseils reserver - arrivez en avance pour éviter toute pré- Voyager en train SNCF : cipitation dans les emprises ferroviaires - aux guichets des gares - dans le train, préparez-vous avant votre - par téléphone 3635 arrêt, placez votre vélo vers la porte avec son - par Internet : www.voyages-sncf. - la cohabitation avec les autres voya- velo com/ geurs se passera bien si vous restez cor- Trainline (ex CaptainTrain) : dial et souriant - par Internet uniquement www.train- - enlevez vos sacoches pour ne pas gê- line.fr ner, ne placez pas votre vélo contre les - la réservation de places vélos sur mo- toilettes ou devant une porte d’accès bile est impossible dans les deux cas. - si vous attachez votre vélo, ne bloquez Pour avoir des informations plus com- pas les autres plètes sur les dessertes, les horaires : - si l’espace vélo est envahi par les voya- www.bahn.de/i/view/FRA/fr/index. geurs ou les bagages, défendez courtoi- shtml sement mais fermement vos droits - dans les escaliers mécaniques, bloquez bien vos freins et anticipez le recul de vo- tre vélo un peu après le début - quand l’ascenseur est trop petit, met- tez-le sur sa roue arrière. - sur le quai, quand le train arrive, faites un signe amical au conducteur pour si- gnaler votre présence - soyez attentifs aux autres sur les quais et dans les gares - si le vélo est trop lourd pour le placer aux crochets, ou dans les escaliers, de- mandez de l’aide aux autres voyageurs Le train et le velo sont - en cas de litige, contactez une associa- bons pour le climat tion de la FNAUT, de la FUB ou de l’AF3V. La combinaison train et vélo est aussi bonne pour le climat et l’envi- ronnement. C’est le bon choix pour CyclotransEurope agit pour la GUIDE PRATIQUE économiser l’énergie, réduire les réalisation de la Scandibérique, section pollutions et les émissions de gaz à de l’Eurovélo 3 en France, le dévelop- effet de serre, limiter le gaspillage pement du tourisme à vélo et pour des d’espace naturel. transports écologiques. www.eurovelo3.fr Velo demonte DANS LES TRAINS REGIONAUX DANS LES trains internationaux Roue avant démontée et sous housse, il est autorisé Les trains régionaux Vers la Grande-Bre- dans tous les trains, TGV compris. La housse spécifique sont aussi une bonne tagne, il est possible doit avoir les dimensions maximales suivantes : 120 x 90 astuce, certains ont de transporter les vé- cm. Cette règle s’applique dans presque tous les trains de longs parcours (Pa- los dans les Eurostars en Europe. Les vélos pliants sont aussi autorisés. ris-Lyon, Tours-Lyon). pour 30 £ (44 844 822 Ils embarquent les 5822). Velo NON demonte vélos sans réserva- Vers la Belgique, les Pays-Bas et l’Allema- DANS LES TGV tion et gratuitement. Il faut vérifier qu’ils gne, les Thalys sont De nombreux TGV- disposent d’un picto- interdits aux vélos Est et TGV-Atlantique gramme vélo. non démontés. Les trains Lille-Tournai et Lille-Anvers embarquent les vé- En Ile-de-France, le transport des vélos est autorisé dans embarquent les vélos. Il faut payer une taxe dans le train los. C’est aussi le cas tous les trains (SNCF et RATP), sauf du lundi au vendredi en Belgique (5 €). d’environ la moitié de 6 h 30 à 9 h et de 16 h 30 à 19 h. Vers l’Allemagne, les TGV et ICE sont interdits aux vé- des TGV-Nord mais En Alsace, les TER200 sont interdits aux vélos du lundi au los non démontés. Idem du train Paris-Berlin-Moscou. très peu de TGV-Sud-Est. Chacune des rames possède vendredi de 6 h 30 à 8 h 30 et 16 h à 18 h 30. Les trains frontaliers acceptent les vélos. Idem avec le 4 places pour les vélos sauf les TGV-Atlantique qui sont En Alsace et Ile-de-France, les trains sont autorisés sans Luxembourg. limités à deux places par élément. Pour savoir si un TGV restriction les week-ends. Bonne desserte avec vélo en TGV vers le Luxembourg. accepte les vélos sur Internet, il faut cliquer sur l’onglet En juillet-août, les Interloire Orléans-Nantes-St-Nazaire Vers l’Italie, les TGV et le train de nuit Thello Paris-Ve- détail train pour voir s’il a un pictogramme vélo. circulent avec un fourgon spécial vélo. nise sont interdits aux vélos non démontés. Idem des La réservation d’un emplacement pour votre vélo est En Aquitaine, les TER Bordeaux-Arcachon ont été inter- trains Thello Marseille-Milan et du train Nice-Vienne- obligatoire à bord des TGV. Elle coûte 10 €. dits aux vélos à l’été 2016. Moscou.. La réservation des billets En direction de la Suisse, la plupart des TGV Paris-Ge- de train et des vélos doi- nève et Paris-Zurich ont des espaces vélos. vent se faire impérative- DANS LES INTERCITES En direction de l’Espagne, les TGV n’acceptent pas les ment en même temps. Les La plupart embarquent les vélos gratuitement. Mais cer- vélos non démontés. conditions d’échange et de tains sont à réservation obligatoire pour les voyageurs remboursement sont les et les vélos (Paris-Clermont-Ferrand ; Bordeaux-Nice ; mêmes que pour le billet Paris-Limoges-Toulouse). voyageur. Dans les trains Quimper-Bordeaux-Toulouse, le trans- Les Izy, Ouigo et ID-TGV ne port des vélos coûte 5 € en plus. prennent pas les vélos non- Les trains Intercités de nuit nationaux ont tous un com- démontés et font payer le partiment vélo (6 places). La réservation des places vé- vélo comme un bagage. los est obligatoire (10 €). Les règles sont les mêmes que dans les TGV www.eurovelo3.fr Bon voyage.
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