 | This article's factual accuracy may be compromised due to out-of-date information.(June 2021) |
The Lausanne bus network has 34 regular bus lines including 11 trolley, 23 urban, and five regional.
| This article's factual accuracy may be compromised due to out-of-date information.(June 2021) |
The Lausanne bus network has 34 regular bus lines including 11 trolley, 23 urban, and five regional.
| Line | Endpoints | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Maladière <—> Blécherette | E |
| 2 | Maladière-Lac <—> Desert | E |
| 3 | Bellevaux <—> Lausanne, gare | E |
| 4 | Prilly, Coudraie <—> Faverges | E |
| 6 | Maladière <—> Praz-Séchaud | E |
| 7 | Val Vert <—> Prilly, Galicien/Arena | E |
| 8 | Le Mont-sur-Lausanne, Grand-Mont <—> Pully, gare | E |
| 9 | Prilly, église <—> Lutry, corniche | E |
| 13 | Montbenon <—> Verdeil | E |
| 16 | Provence nord <—> Grand-Vennes | E |
| 17 | Lausanne, flon <—> Villars-sainte-croix, Croix-Péage | E |
| 18 | Clochatte <—> Crissier, Timonet | E |
| 19 | Chauderon <—> Renens, 14 avril | E |
| 20 | Blécherette <–> Lausanne, gare | E |
| 21 | Blécherette <—> Paudex, Verrière | E |
| 23 | Rouvraie <—> Le Mont-sur-Lausanne, Maillefer | E |
| 24 | Bourdonnette <–> Tour Haldimand-Lac | E |
| 25 | Chavannes, Glycines <—> Pully, gare | E |
| 31 | Renens, gare sud <—> St-Sulpice, Venoge sud | E |
| 32 | Villars-sainte-croix, En Coulaye/Mex, Faraz <—> Prilly, Galicien | E |
| 33 | Prilly, Mont Goulin <—> St-Sulpice, Venoge nord | E |
| 36 | Renens, gare nord <—> Crissier, Closalet | E |
| 38 | Renens, avenir <—> Prilly, église | E |
| 41 | Montolieu <—> Sallaz | E |
| 42 | Sallaz <—> Foyer | E |
| 45 | Epalinges, Bois-Murat <—> Chalet-à-Gobet | E |
| 46 | Epalinges, Bois-Murat <—> Epalinges, Ballègue | E |
| 47 | Pully, port <—> Grandvaux, Pra Grana | E |
| 48 | Pully, Daillettes <—> Pully, gare | E |
| 49 | Belmont, Grands-Champs <—> Pully, Clergère | E |
| 64 | Epalinges, Croisettes <—> Lausanne, Vuliette | E |
| 68 | Lutry, Croix-sur-Lutry <–> Lutry, gare | E |
| 69 | Lutry, Landar <–> Lutry, port | E |
| Lines | Endpoints | |
|---|---|---|
| 35 | Bussigny, gare <–> Bussigny, Riettaz | E |
| 54 | Renens, gare nord <–> Le Mont-sur-Lausanne, Grand-Mont | E |
| 56 | Bussigny, gare <–> Mex, Faraz | E |
| 58 | Bussigny, gare <–> Cossonay-Penthalaz, gare | E |
| 60 | Froideville-Laiterie <–>Riponne-M.-Béjart | E |
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