"FNAUT is France’s national federation of transport user associations and campaigns for better, more accessible and sustainable public transport. Its website features news, analysis, and positions on railways, trams, metro systems, buses, and mobility, together with information on passenger rights, complaints, transport policy, infrastructure, the environment, and regional member associations."
"A comprehensive French-language railway resource offering historical and technical information on rail transport. The site features train and locomotive profiles, route and infrastructure documentation, photographs, articles, archives, and reports on French railways, with a strong focus on railway history, operations, and notable services, including the famous Le Capitole Express."
"The reason Hüb is located in Grenoble is because this city in the heart of the mountains has a strong identity and a fascinating history!
Today we invite you to discover the history of Grenoble, a well-established technological and ecological city, and more specifically its tram."
"Unofficial website for public transportation in the municipality of Grenoble. Everything you need to know about the Grenoble public transportation network. All information on this website is managed by our staff and is not the responsibility of Semitag."
"Banned from nearly all cities in France except Lille, Saint-Etienne, and Marseille, the tramway was sacrificed to the rise of automobile mobility. Seen as outdated, shaky, and primarily a barrier to car development, the tramway was also overshadowed by industrial growth in France and the decline of rolling stock manufacturing from the late 1930s."
"Infotransports is a French information and directory website about public transport in France and abroad. It brings together profiles of around 90 local transport networks, with details on cities, operators, buses, trams, metro systems and other modes. The site also offers network listings, links to official and unofficial websites, and searches by city or transport network."
Tram companies
M Réso Language: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Spanish.
"M réso: public transport in the Grenoble area (Grenoble, agglomeration, Grésivaudan). Everything you need to get around by tram and bus! Lines, timetables, [...]"