Fares & payments: Transport tickets on the phone
To buy your tickets via your phone, several solutions!
> Ticket SMS
You can buy a ticket on your cell phone, whatever the model, simply by sending a code (1z for 1 zone, 2z for 2 zones, 3z for 3 zones, 4z for 4 zones, 5z for 5 zones and 6z for 6 zones) to the number 93038 just before boarding the bus. To find out which zone(s) you are traveling through, use the zonal map and the list of municipalities by fare zone.
You will then receive your ticket by SMS, the amount being deducted from your mobile bill at the end of the month or debited from your prepaid mobile account.
Your ticket is valid* for 1 hour for 1 zone at a rate of 3.60€, 1h30 for 2 zones at a rate of 5€ and 2h for 3 zones and more (6.40€, 7.80€, 9.20€ and 10.60€).
Service available only for Bouygues Telecom, Free, Orange and SFR customers, except for pro packages or special commercial offers.
Consult the general sales conditions here.
* from the time of purchase.
> The Grand Grenoble title
Discover the Pass'Mobilités application and travel between the Grésivaudan, Pays Voironnais and Grenoble Metropolis territories!
Available in the PASS'Mobilités (smartphone application), the Grand Grenoble ticket allows you to travel on the Pays Voironnais, TouGo and TAG networks as well as on 5 lines of the network: X01 Voiron - Grenoble - Lumbin, X02 Le Champ-près-Froges - Grenoble - Voiron Champfeuillet, X03 Vizille - Grenoble - Voreppe, T80 Crolles - Meylan - Grenoble and T81 Gières - Campus - Inovallée - Montbonnot - Bernin within the limit of 1h30 and 2 connections for 3. 80€.
Tailor-made: travel for one month, pay for your consumption the following month! The total amount is directly charged to your credit card.
To take advantage of it, it's very simple!
- download the PASS'Mobilités application on the Android and Apple stores;
- create your account in a few clicks;
- subscribe to the customized offer;
- flash the pink labels located on board the vehicles you use.
When connecting to the TAG network, scan the blue labels (on board the buses or on the tramway validators).
Find all the information on the TAG website.
