Toulouse: First stone laid for the future Mobility Hall

This new multimodal hub, with construction starting in August 2026, aims to facilitate connections between trains, metro, buses, cycling, and walking.

Generic image of the facade of a modern mobility hub with clean architectural elements and integrated transport routes.
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Generic image of the facade of a modern mobility hub with clean architectural elements and integrated transport routes.

The first stone of the future Mobility Hall, a major multimodal hub, was laid this Tuesday, October 20th, in Toulouse. This project aims to improve connections between different modes of transport and offer new services to travelers.

The Mobility Hall, with construction beginning in August 2026, is designed to simplify connections between trains, metro, buses, cycling, and walking. It will also provide comfortable waiting areas and services for neighborhood users.
A key objective of this project is to alleviate congestion at the Matabiau station ticket counters and better inform travelers. Additionally, a 1,000-space Vélostation (bike station) will be created for bicycle parking.
Construction work, which started in August 2026, will continue until the end of 2028. This new space is conceived as a dedicated area for the numerous travelers passing through Toulouse.
Based on information from the official source: liO Occitanie - Transports de la Région Occitanie (20/10/2026)