Extrapolitan is an alliance of the world’s best hop-on/hop-off tours, operating in Paris, London, Hong Kong, Bath, Cardiff, Windsor, Nice, Marseille, Monaco, Rome, Riga, Athens, Helsinki, Budapest, Split, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Tallinn and Berlin.  Extrapolitan combines the strong local expertise of sightseeing tour operators who have long-standing experience, with an international presence.

The tours feature commentary in different languages so that passengers can learn about the main attractions in each city while traveling in style on a double-decker open-top bus.

Extrapolitan is an alliance of the world’s best hop-on/hop-off tours, operating in Paris, London, Monaco, Rome, Hong Kong, Bath, Cardiff, Windsor, Nice, Marseille, Riga, Athens, Helsinki, Budapest, Split, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Tallinn and Berlin.  Extrapolitan combines the strong local expertise of sightseeing tour operators who have long-standing experience, with an international presence.

Since July 1900, the Montmartre funicular railway has linked the bottom of the Montmartre hill in Paris with Sacré-Cœur at the top, sparing locals and tourists the climb up. The trip takes just a minute and a half and provides access to one of the most popular vantage points in the French capital.

The historical Paris funicular underwent a second major renovation in 1990-91 and received a completely new traction system. It now operates as an incline elevator, providing safe and regular service. The track remains in its original place, retaining the character of the site.

Since July 1900, the Montmartre funicular railway has linked the bottom of the Montmartre hill in Paris with Sacré-Cœur at the top, sparing locals and tourists the climb up. The trip takes just a minute and a half and provides access to one of the most popular vantage points in the French capital.

The historical Paris funicular underwent a second major renovation in 1990-91 and received a completely new traction system. It now operates as an incline elevator, providing safe and regular service. The track remains in its original place, retaining the character of the site.

Laon is a town with fewer than 50,000 inhabitants. It requires an agile transit network that can adapt to meet the needs of residents at different times of day and year.

In order to put in place smart transportation solutions, the Laon region has chosen RATP Dev to operate the local network, TUL.

RATP Dev has been operating Kicéo since January 1, 2017. The bus system covers 23 towns within the Golfe du Morbihan - Vannes Agglomeration in Brittany, in the west of France. It also provides school transportation. 

Digital technology and new communication media have made innovative, customized local services possible. With "Plus de Pep’s", RATP Dev is offering residents in Marne-la-Vallée, east of Paris, a new local mobility solution—on-demand bus transportation.

Plus de Pep’s complements the existing system to serve remote rural areas and ensure service continuity during off-peak times. It facilitates connections with other transport modes, such as trains, and with business areas such as markets and hospitals.

HelvéCie originated from the merger of long-established local coach operators, and has since become one of the leading coach companies in French-speaking Switzerland. 

HelvéCie provides transportation for several schools the cantons of Vaud and Fribourg. It also offers themed tours and tourist services in Switzerland and Europe; services for businesses, sports clubs, associations, and local government; in addition to airport and hotel shuttles, and customized excursions in Switzerland and across Europe.
 

STIHS provides school services to the towns of Collonges-sous-Salève and La Roche-sur-Foron through its Touriscar network, under contract from the Haute-Savoie region and the local transit authorities.

It operates the intercity service in the region of France neighboring Geneva, and one regional route for students. It also offers services to ski stations and demand-responsive transport. Altogether, four regular lines and 19 school routes are serviced by 28 vehicles that travel 1,246,110 km every year, carrying 514,541 passengers.

RATP Dev London covers London United Busways, London Sovereign and Quality Line. These three companies operate 12% of the London bus market, and transport 271 million passengers every year.

More than 3,300 employees work with RATP Dev London, delivering the highest possible quality service to the passengers of its 70 routes, which exemplify the values of reliability, safety and regularity.

Video telemetry for passenger safety