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1Vélodrome – Van Der Meersch → Pureur
2Pureur → Leers – Centre Commercial
3Leers – Centre Commercial → Quatre Cantons – Stade Pierre Mauroy
4Quatre Cantons – Stade Pierre Mauroy → Leers – Centre Commercial
5Vélodrome – Van Der Meersch → Lannoy – Place
6Vélodrome – Van Der Meersch → Quatre Cantons – Stade Pierre Mauroy
Route stops

157 stops • 6 directions

66 : Roubaix - Velodrome - Van Der Meersch - Willems - Pureur
  1. Velodrome - Van Der Meersch
  2. Avenue des Sports
  3. Coubertin
  4. Leers – Centre Commercial
  5. Vert Pre
  6. Agora
  7. Justice
  8. P.N. Lannoy
  9. Boutemy
  10. Lannoy – Place
  11. Tour Eiffel
  12. Meunier
  13. Bon Poste
  14. Le Pincon
  15. Sailly – Tabac
  16. Tourne Bride
  17. Lapin Blanc
  18. Baraques
  19. Beau Coin
  20. Petit Baptiste
  21. Pureur
66 : Willems - Pureur - Leers - Centre Commercial
  1. Pureur
  2. Petit Baptiste
  3. Beau Coin
  4. Baraques
  5. Lapin Blanc
  6. Tourne Bride
  7. Sailly – Tabac
  8. Le Pincon
  9. Bon Poste
  10. Meunier
  11. Tour Eiffel
  12. Lannoy – Place
  13. Boutemy
  14. P.N. Lannoy
  15. Justice
  16. Parc des Sports
  17. Motte
  18. Salengro
  19. Velodrome - Van Der Meersch
  20. Avenue des Sports
  21. Coubertin
  22. Leers – Centre Commercial
66 : Leers - Centre Commercial - Villeneuve d'Ascq - Quatre Cantons - Stade Pierre Mauroy
  1. Leers – Centre Commercial
  2. Vert Pre
  3. Agora
  4. Justice
  5. P.N. Lannoy
  6. Boutemy
  7. Lannoy – Place
  8. Tour Eiffel
  9. Meunier
  10. Bon Poste
  11. Le Pincon
  12. Sailly – Tabac
  13. Tourne Bride
  14. Lapin Blanc
  15. Baraques
  16. Beau Coin
  17. Petit Baptiste
  18. Pureur
  19. Baisieux – Gare
  20. Baisieux – Sin
  21. Deffontaines
  22. Marequaix
  23. Beau Bouquet
  24. Chereng - Chateau
  25. P.N. de Tressin
  26. Petit Paris
  27. Rue Thiers
  28. Val Boise
  29. Harrisson
  30. Horizon
  31. Harmonie
  32. Halley
  33. Verger
  34. Quatre Cantons – Stade Pierre Mauroy
66 : Villeneuve d'Ascq - Quatre Cantons - Stade Pierre Mauroy - Leers - Centre Commercial
  1. Quatre Cantons – Stade Pierre Mauroy
  2. Verger
  3. Halley
  4. Harmonie
  5. Horizon
  6. Harrisson
  7. Val Boise
  8. Rue Thiers
  9. Petit Paris
  10. P.N. de Tressin
  11. Chereng - Chateau
  12. Beau Bouquet
  13. Marequaix
  14. Deffontaines
  15. Baisieux – Sin
  16. Baisieux – Gare
  17. Pureur
  18. Petit Baptiste
  19. Beau Coin
  20. Baraques
  21. Lapin Blanc
  22. Tourne Bride
  23. Sailly – Tabac
  24. Le Pincon
  25. Bon Poste
  26. Meunier
  27. Tour Eiffel
  28. Lannoy – Place
  29. Boutemy
  30. P.N. Lannoy
  31. Justice
  32. Coubertin
  33. Leers – Centre Commercial
66 : Roubaix - Velodrome - Van Der Meersch - Lannoy - Place
  1. Velodrome - Van Der Meersch
  2. Avenue des Sports
  3. Coubertin
  4. Leers – Centre Commercial
  5. Vert Pre
  6. Agora
  7. Justice
  8. P.N. Lannoy
  9. Boutemy
  10. Lannoy – Place
66 : Roubaix - Velodrome - Van Der Meersch - Villeneuve d'Ascq - Quatre Cantons - Stade Pierre Mauroy
  1. Velodrome - Van Der Meersch
  2. Avenue des Sports
  3. Coubertin
  4. Leers – Centre Commercial
  5. Vert Pre
  6. Agora
  7. Justice
  8. P.N. Lannoy
  9. Boutemy
  10. Lannoy – Place
  11. Tour Eiffel
  12. Meunier
  13. Bon Poste
  14. Le Pincon
  15. Sailly – Tabac
  16. Tourne Bride
  17. Lapin Blanc
  18. Baraques
  19. Beau Coin
  20. Petit Baptiste
  21. Pureur
  22. Baisieux – Gare
  23. Baisieux – Sin
  24. Deffontaines
  25. Marequaix
  26. Beau Bouquet
  27. Chereng - Chateau
  28. P.N. de Tressin
  29. Petit Paris
  30. Rue Thiers
  31. Val Boise
  32. Harrisson
  33. Horizon
  34. Harmonie
  35. Halley
  36. Verger
  37. Quatre Cantons – Stade Pierre Mauroy
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Common Questions About This Route
We've gathered all the essentials based on open data. Straight answers to the questions people ask most often.

What number is assigned to this route?

Route number is 66. Remember it—the number stays the same everywhere: on the stop display, in apps, on the vehicle itself. Look for 66 specifically. If you're not sure you found the right stop, just ask someone nearby: 'Does bus 66 stop here?'

Where does bus #66 run?

This route serves the Roubaix (France) region. In larger metro areas, routes can pass through several districts or towns. To know for sure if it works for you, pull up the route map and check the key stops and direction.

Who's the official operator?

Operator is Keolis Lille Métropole. This is the official company responsible for the route. If you run into problems (rude driver, breakdown, dirty vehicle, delays)—contact them. It helps to note the time, direction, and route number—makes your complaint more specific and gets handled faster. Contact info is usually on the company website or in transit apps.

Which transit system does it belong to?

This route is part of the 'Ilévia' transit system. Within one network, payment and transfer rules are often consistent. Terms can differ though, so check current fares and payment methods in up-to-date sources before your trip.

What color is the route on maps?

On transit maps this route is marked in #FF9200. Color helps you spot the line quickly and tell it apart from others. In some cities the line color appears on stop signs or even on the vehicles themselves. The exact shade might vary between sources—go by route number and endpoints instead.

Additional Route Information
66 : Roubaix - Velodrome - Van Der Meersch - Willems - Pureur66 : Roubaix – Vélodrome – Van Der Meersch → Willems – Pureur

Reference

66

Origin

Vélodrome – Van Der Meersch

Destination

Pureur

Route network

Ilévia

Operator

Keolis Lille Métropole

Color

#FF9200

66 : Willems - Pureur - Leers - Centre Commercial66 : Willems – Pureur → Leers – Centre Commercial

Reference

66

Origin

Pureur

Destination

Leers – Centre Commercial

Route network

Ilévia

Operator

Keolis Lille Métropole

Color

#FF9200

66 : Leers - Centre Commercial - Villeneuve d'Ascq - Quatre Cantons - Stade Pierre Mauroy66 : Leers – Centre Commercial → Villeneuve d'Ascq – Quatre Cantons – Stade Pierre Mauroy

Reference

66

Origin

Leers – Centre Commercial

Destination

Quatre Cantons – Stade Pierre Mauroy

Route network

Ilévia

Operator

Keolis Lille Métropole

Color

#FF9200

66 : Villeneuve d'Ascq - Quatre Cantons - Stade Pierre Mauroy - Leers - Centre Commercial66 : Villeneuve d'Ascq – Quatre Cantons – Stade Pierre Mauroy → Leers – Centre Commercial

Reference

66

Origin

Quatre Cantons – Stade Pierre Mauroy

Destination

Leers – Centre Commercial

Route network

Ilévia

Operator

Keolis Lille Métropole

Color

#FF9200

66 : Roubaix - Velodrome - Van Der Meersch - Lannoy - Place66 : Roubaix – Vélodrome – Van Der Meersch → Lannoy – Place

Reference

66

Origin

Vélodrome – Van Der Meersch

Destination

Lannoy – Place

Route network

Ilévia

Operator

Keolis Lille Métropole

Color

#FF9200

66 : Roubaix - Velodrome - Van Der Meersch - Villeneuve d'Ascq - Quatre Cantons - Stade Pierre Mauroy66 : Roubaix – Vélodrome – Van Der Meersch → Villeneuve d'Ascq – Quatre Cantons – Stade Pierre Mauroy

Reference

66

Origin

Vélodrome – Van Der Meersch

Destination

Quatre Cantons – Stade Pierre Mauroy

Route network

Ilévia

Operator

Keolis Lille Métropole

Color

#FF9200

Quick overview

Explore the bus 66 route in Roubaix (France). 6 directions, 157 stops, and an interactive route map available in one place.

Data source

The data is obtained from open sources and may contain inaccuracies. Route information is updated regularly.


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