TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine

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TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Logo TER.svg
TER Aquitaine nouvelle livree.jpg
Overview
Service typeRegional express
Localeca
First service2017
Current operator(s) SNCF
Ridership53,000 / day
Website TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Route
Stops308

TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine is the regional rail network serving the region of Nouvelle-Aquitaine, southwestern France. It is operated by the French national railway company SNCF. It was formed in 2017 from the previous TER networks TER Aquitaine, TER Limousin and TER Poitou-Charentes, after the respective regions were merged.

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The organisation behind the rail network was accused of major fraud in 2023 with targeted raids occuring on November 30 to arrest several members of upper management.

History

The merger of the three administrative regions of Aquitaine, Limousin and Poitou-Charentes took place on 16 January 2015, according to the changes to the law on the delimitation of regions. However, TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine, which brought together the former TER Aquitaine, TER Limousin and TER Poitou-Charentes networks, started in 2017.

In September 2018, the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region opposed the SNCF policy of running trains without a conductor as the former wanted conductors to be present on trains to avoid fraud and sell tickets. [1]

Network

3,600 kilometres of rail lines cover the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region (including 249 kilometres of the LGV Sud Europe Atlantique which connects the LGV Atlantique to Bordeaux). [2] There are 308 stations and stopping points. The region is criss-crossed by TGV, Intercités, TER lines.

The towns served by TER trains are summarized in the table below. On several lines, trains are complemented by buses. As these services are taken up by the table in the next section, the table does not take them into account. The rail and bus network as of January 2021: [3]

Rail

LineCharacteristicsImages
10BRESSUIRE ↔ Thouars ↔ SAUMUR
Distance
155.8 km
Duration
0 h 55
No. Stops
4
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
Yes check.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 57 - 20 h 45
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
11POITIERS ↔ Châtellerault ↔ TOURS
Distance
155.8 km
Duration
1 h 15
No. Stops
18
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 55 - 19 h 49
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine / TER Centre-Val de Loire
12POITIERS ↔ Ruffec ↔ ANGOULÊME
Distance
112.8 km
Duration
1 h 08
No. Stops
10
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
6 h 11 - 19 h 45
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
13BORDEAUX Saint-Jean ↔ Libourne ↔ Coutras ↔ ANGOULÊME
TER en gare de Libourne TER a Libourne.JPG
TER en gare de Libourne
Distance
134.5 km
Duration
1 h 46
No. Stops
15
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 58 - 18 h 58
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
14POITIERS ↔ Niort ↔ LA ROCHELLE
Distance
144.9 km
Duration
1 h 40
No. Stops
14
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
6 h 00 - 19 h 36
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
15BORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ Saintes ↔ LA ROCHELLE
Distance
168.7 km
Duration
2 h 18
No. Stops
18
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
Yes check.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 54 - 20 h 40
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
15UROCHEFORTLA ROCHELLE PORTE DAUPHINE
Distance
31.65 km
Duration
0 h 36
No. Stops
7
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
Yes check.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 44 - 20 h 43
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
16ANGOULÊME ↔ Saintes ↔ ROYAN
Distance
114.4 km
Duration
1 h 35
No. Stops
8
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
Yes check.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 50 - 21 h 42
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
17NIORT ↔ Saintes ↔ ROYAN
Distance
111.12 km
Duration
2 h 05
No. Stops
12
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 55 - 19 h 26
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
18ANGOULÊME ↔ Saint-Junien ↔ LIMOGES-BÉNÉDICTINS
Distance
118.8 km
Duration
1 h 50
No. Stops
13
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
4 h 50 - 18 h 40
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
21LIMOGES-BÉNÉDICTINS ↔ La Souterraine ↔ CHÂTEAUROUX
Distance
137.1 km
Duration
1 h 20
No. Stops
15
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 38 - 18 h 55
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine / TER Centre-Val de Loire
22LIMOGES-BÉNÉDICTINS ↔ Uzerche ↔ BRIVE-LA-GAILLARDE
Distance
98.8 km
Duration
1 h 14
No. Stops
11
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
Yes check.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
6 h 02 - 20 h 14
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
23LIMOGES-BÉNÉDICTINS ↔ Saint-Yrieix ↔ BRIVE-LA-GAILLARDE
Distance
103.6 km
Duration
2 h 00
No. Stops
14
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 20 - 19 h 10
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
24POITIERS ↔ Bellac ↔ LIMOGES-BÉNÉDICTINS
Distance
137.9 km
Duration
1 h 50
No. Stops
12
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 34 - 20 h 14
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
25LIMOGES-BÉNÉDICTINS ↔ Guéret ↔ Felletin ↔ MONTLUÇON-VILLE
Distance
155.8 km
Duration
2 h 05
No. Stops
15
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 38 - 18 h 55
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
26LIMOGES-BÉNÉDICTINS ↔ Eymoutiers-Vassivière ↔ USSEL
Distance
112.5 km
Duration
2 h 10
No. Stops
13
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
Yes check.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 33 - 21 h 14
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
27BRIVE-LA-GAILLARDE ↔ Tulle ↔ USSEL
Distance
93.4 km
Duration
1 h 40
No. Stops
11
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
6 h 09 - 20 h 07
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
31BORDEAUX Saint-Jean ↔ Périgueux ↔ Limoges-Bénédictins ↔ MONTLUÇON
Distance
210.10 km
Duration
2 h 24
No. Stops
13
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
Yes check.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
6 h 07 - 22 h 00
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
32BORDEAUX Saint-Jean ↔ Libourne ↔ Coutras ↔ Périgueux ↔ Brive-la-Gaillarde ↔ USSEL
Gare de Mussidan Gare de Mussidan.JPG
Gare de Mussidan
Distance
128.2 km
Duration
1 h 30
No. Stops
16
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 53 - 20 h 07
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
33BORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ Libourne ↔ Bergerac ↔ Le Buisson ↔ SARLAT-LA-CANÉDA
TER en gare de Bergerac Train at Bergerac railway station.JPG
TER en gare de Bergerac
Distance
166.6 km
Duration
2 h 30
No. Stops
24
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
6 h 14 - 18 h 16
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
34AGEN ↔ Monsempron-Libos ↔ PÉRIGUEUX / SARLAT
Gare du Buisson Le Buisson-de-Cadouin gare directions Perigueux et Libourne.JPG
Gare du Buisson
Distance
152.0 km
Duration
2 h 10
No. Stops
18
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
7 h 05 - 18 h 45
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
41.1UBORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ Libourne ↔ COUTRAS
Distance
km
Duration
min
No. Stops
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
Yes check.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
41.2UBORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ Facture-Biganos ↔ Gujan-Mestras ↔ La Teste de Buch ↔ ARCACHON
Gare de La Teste Gare de La Teste.JPG
Gare de La Teste
Distance
58.0 km
Duration
55 min
No. Stops
11
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
Yes check.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 16 - 22 h 10
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
42BORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ Macau ↔ Lesparre-Médoc ↔ LE VERDON-SUR-MER [↔ La Pointe-de-Grave] and
PESSACMACAU
Z7336 en gare de Lesparre Z7336 a Lesparre par Cramos.JPG
Z7336 en gare de Lesparre
Distance
99.8 km
24.2 km
Duration
2 h 12
31 min
No. Stops
15
8
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 42 - 21 h 10
6 h 33 - 19 h 27
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
43.1UBORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ St-André-de-Cubzac ↔ ST MARIENS-ST YZAN
Gare de St Mariens - St Yzan Gare de St Mariens - St Yzan.JPG
Gare de St Mariens - St Yzan
Distance
168.7 km
Duration
2 h 18
No. Stops
18
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
6 h 09 - 18 h 52
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
43.2UBORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ Beautiran ↔ LANGON
Distance
Duration
No. Stops
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
44BORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ Langon ↔ Marmande ↔ AGEN
Gare de Marmande Marmande Gare 02.jpg
Gare de Marmande
Distance
135.5 km
70.4 km
Duration
1 h 40
No. Stops
25
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
Yes check.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
4 h 52 - 21 h 41
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
45MONT-DE-MARSAN ↔ Morcenx ↔ BORDEAUX Saint-Jean
Gare de Mont-de-Marsan Gare MDM 7.JPG
Gare de Mont-de-Marsan
Distance
147.0 km
Duration
1 h 22
No. Stops
9
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
Yes check.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 51 - 21 h 46
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
51[Irun ↔] HENDAYE ↔ Bayonne ↔ Dax ↔ Morcenx ↔ BORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN
Gare de Dax Train station of Dax, glassroof.jpg
Gare de Dax
Distance
235.1 km
Duration
2 h 40
No. Stops
20
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
6 h 31 - 18 h 48
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
52
53
BORDEAUX ↔ Dax ↔ Puyoô ↔ Pau ↔ Lourdes ↔ TARBES and
BAYONNE ↔ Puyoô ↔ Pau ↔ Lourdes ↔ TARBES
Rame Z 7300 en gare d'Urt TER Urt.JPG
Rame Z 7300 en gare d'Urt
Distance
233 km
165,1 km
Duration
3 h 03
2 h 15
No. Stops
18
14
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
Yes check.svg / Yes check.svg
Yes check.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
5 h 05 - 21 h 13
6 h 03 - 21 h 27
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine / TER Occitanie
54BAYONNESAINT JEAN PIED DE PORT
Deux TER en gare de Bayonne Quais de la gare de Bayonne.JPG
Deux TER en gare de Bayonne
Distance
52.0 km
Duration
1 h 18
No. stops
11
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
6 h 05 - 18 h 41
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
54UBAYONNECAMBO-LES-BAINS
Distance
km
Duration
No. Stops
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
X mark.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine
55PAUBEDOUS
Gare d'Oloron-Sainte-Marie TER Aquitaine Ligne 63 04-16.JPG
Gare d'Oloron-Sainte-Marie
Distance
59.0 km
Duration
1 h 05
No. Stops
10
Evening / Sunday - Holidays
Yes check.svg / Yes check.svg
Times
6 h 45 - 20 h 10
Network
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Bus

LineBus route
R1 Poitiers - Parthenay - Bressuire - Cholet - Nantes
R2 Thouars - Loudun - Chinon
R3 Angoulême - Pons
R7 Limoges - Uzerche - Tulle
R9 Limoges - Aubusson - Felletin
R12 Ussel - Auzances - Montluçon
R13 Ussel - Felletin - Aubusson - Montluçon
R15 La Souterraine - Guéret - Aubusson - Felletin
R16 Ussel - Bort-les-Orgues
R17 Felletin - Aubusson - Clermont-Ferrand
Agen - Villeneuve-sur-Lot
Dax - Puyoô - Mauléon
Barbotan - Marmande
Mont-de-Marsan - Barbotan - Agen
Oloron-Sainte-Marie - Canfranc
Agen - Aire-sur-l'Adour - Pau
Mont-de-Marsan - Pau

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References

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