Are bicycles allowed to be taken on the tram in Lyon, France?

Taking bicycles on French trains, including TGV, TER and Intercités trains in France, buying tickets from SNCF and packing bikes for the train. ... read more

Bicycles can only be taken on metro line C (which serves the hilltop neighbourhood of La Croix-Rousse) and the two funicular railway lines, F1 and F2 (which connect Saint-Jean in the Old Town with the hilltop neighbourhoods of Saint-Just and Fourvière, respectively). read more

To get from the Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport into the city of Lyon, you would take the Rhônexpress tram, which departs 4 times every hour and only takes about 30 minutes in duration. If you will be flying into the Saint Exupéry Airport, you would be able to take your bicycle right on board the Rhônexpress simply by showing your plane ticket. read more

For example, the Paris-Lyon TGV does not take fully assembed bikes. On this line you need to get the local TER regional service between Paris Bercy station and Lyon Part Dieu. You do not need a bike reservation on this TER service - simply buy your ticket and roll yor bike onto the bike carriage. read more