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France has superb transport systems: train, plane, bus and car.

 

France has a superb train system, with some lines being TGV (Train à Grand Vitesse, High-Speed Train).

The train network is operated by the SNCF (Société Nationale des Chemins de fer Français, French National Railways Company).

Major French cities are also connected by various airlines, of which Air France is the most prominent, but certainly not the only one. Air Inter and other national and regional airlines provide air transport as well.

Eurolines and regional bus companies operate bus routes throughout France and to neighboring countries.

National highways and autoroutes (expressways) connect major cities for travel by car and bus.

Local and regional bus systems provide basic transport to smaller towns and some villages in France.

Here's information about transport in Paris.


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TGV Train, Paris, France

Above, TGV locomotive in Paris.

Below, Aéroport Charles de Gaulle.

 

Aeroport Charles de Gaulle, Paris, France