General information

Guadeloupe is an island in the Caribbean. It is a French Overseas Department (DOM) and thus benefits from support from France. The bus system is operated by various private companies and is mainly limited to the coastal zones, schools services and some urban services. By the end of 2014 a new urban service in the largest city, Pointe-a-Pitre, started with 35 Heuliez buses under the name Karu’Lis. In total Karu’Lis operates 80 buses but presumably this includes those of private companie.
The pictures on three pages give an impression of the fleet of buses on the island, which mainly consists of new and secondhand French buses. One page shows the Fast Concpet Car buses on Guadeloupe. Some links:

http://karulis.com/
www.transportscommin.com/
http://sbttransports.e-monsite.com/
http://www.transport6f.fr/voyages.php
http://jarrycafe.com/enfin-des-bus-electrique-a-jarry/
http://www.clickonguadeloupe.com/Guadeloupe/none/42884/TRANSLOM%20SARL%20-%20TRANSPORT.html
http://guadeloupe.coconews.com/guide-guadeloupe/transport/transport-collectif/grande-terre/reseau-moulien-de-transport.html
http://www.guadeloupe.franceantilles.mobi/actualite/economie/les-nouveaux-bus-orange-de-karu-lis-debarquent-299431.php

Contributions were made by:
Maurice Veerkamp
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