As part of the cooperation across the Pays de Lorient-Quimperlé, Lorient Agglomération and BBO Communauté wanted to implement a first strong action in favor of the mobility of workers with the creation of a new Izilo Mobilités bus stop at the Porzo business park in Kervignac.
This is the only stop on the Lorient Agglomeration IziLo Mobilités network outside of one of the 25 municipalities in its territory. This new bus station is located on the route of line 34, which connects Languidic “Tréauray” to Hennebont “Gare SNCF” in one direction, with 15 trips from Monday to Friday (11 during school holidays, 10 on Saturdays). ) and in the other direction Hennebont “Gare SNCF” to Languidic “Tréauray” according to the same conditions.
Close to the Porzo business park, which is home to major employers such as Cité Marine and has nearly 1,500 employees, and the carpooling area located along the RN 165the new stop provides a transport service to the site’s many employees, who come mainly from Lorient and Lanester, but also to residents of Kervignac who wish to travel to Lorient Agglomeration.
The municipality of Kervignac, as project owner, carried out the road and security work at the stop, and supported their financial costs.
Furthermore, BBO Communauté finances the additional operating costs linked to the implementation of this additional shutdown. They were valued at €5,564 per year, a cost corresponding to the additional travel time on line 34 carried out by IzILo Mobilités.
A user survey relating to the Bus Plage service
A user survey Since 2012, the municipalities of BBO Communauté have been served during the summer period by the “Beach Beach” operation. In 2021, the “little Linès shuttle” completed the operation. This public transport service, to the beaches of Magouëro and Linès in Plouhinec, also allows you to go to the pier in Gâvres in order to take the water bus to Port-Louis – Locmalo (in partnership with Lorient Agglomération ), then Lorient in particular. This service will operate from Saturday July 6 to Saturday August 31, with 5 outward and 6 return trips between 2:40 p.m. and 6:05 p.m., 7 days a week, including Sundays and public holidays.
During the summer of 2024, a qualitative survey will be conducted among users to assess their use and satisfaction with the service. The objective is to provide possible avenues for improvement such as optimizing service times. Lorient Agglomération contributes €4,000 to the financing of this service, a service whose total operating cost amounts to €19,000. The Brittany Region also participates in the financing of this line which connects two Intermunicipalities, as well as the Department of Morbihan, for the security of the Gâvres road.
