Best practices
What to do to get around when public transport is disrupted? Here are some ideas to explore without moderation with your Bonjour RATP app!
Plan your trips
The first thing to do before you travel is to plan.
Check the traffic forecasts and launch a planned route search with your Bonjour RATP app. You will be informed of disruptions, you can identify all alternative routes, be notified of upcoming schedules and crowding on board. And if you can't find any solution, why not try other modes of transport?
Biking or Scootering
In Ile-de-France, there are over 8,720 km of bike paths! This is especially advantageous during disruptions if you like to bike or scooter or if you want to start.
Bonjour RATP is a partner of Dott, Lime and Vélib'. One app to locate and rent the 30,000 scooters available for self-service in Ile-de-France and over 35,000 bikes!
To enjoy it, it's simple! Download and open the Bonjour RATP app, you can locate and reserve in a few clicks, without having to consult multiple apps, all the bikes and electric scooters from Dott, Lime and Vélib' available around you! Plus, activate geolocation to enjoy the Bonjour GPS and let it guide you.
Did you know?
It can't be said enough: regular cycling is good for your health and the environment! 💕
- Strengthens leg and abdominal muscles
- Improves heart and lung health
- Reduces the risk of chronic diseases such as diabetes and hypertension
- Helps with weight loss
- Contributes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Cycling safely, what you need to know 🚦
- Respect traffic lights, signs, and traffic rules
- Use bike lanes when available
- Use hand signals to indicate your movements to other users
- Stay attentive to others, especially pedestrians and cars
Walking
Walking is the ecological and healthy option for short distances! Bonjour will guide you through the streets of Paris and more generally in Ile-de-France, wherever you are. Simply activate the geolocation of your app. Plus: Bonjour will also indicate the number of kilometers traveled and CO2 saved.
