EMTA, POLIS and UITP held strategic dialogue on ticketing at the European Parliament 

EMTA, POLIS and UITP co-organised a Strategic Dialogue on Ticketing in Urban and Regional Transport at the European Parliament on Tuesday 3 June 2025.   Representatives from the European Commission and Members and advisors of the European Parliament discussed with us how EU policy can support easier cross-border travel and further strengthen the integration of metropolitan

EMTA delegates in a group photo in front of Toulouse Matabiau station

Resilience and AI take centre stage at the 53rd EMTA General Meeting in Toulouse

How resilient is metropolitan public transport in Europe? What are the opportunities and threats of artificial intelligence when it comes to public transport? These, among many others, were some of the themes that were discussed during EMTA’s 53rd General Meeting, taking place in Toulouse on 21–23 May 2025. Public transport leaders from 25 EMTA member

EMTA 53rd General Meeting – Toulouse, France

EMTA delegates will meet in Toulouse for the 53nd general meeting of the association on 21-23 May 2025. The meeting will be hosted by the local public transport authority, Tisséo Mobilités. More information is available in the Members Only section of the website.

Thomas Geier, Secretary Gereral of EMTA

Thomas Geier starts work as new Secretary General of EMTA

Thomas Geier has taken on the role of the secretary general of EMTA on 1 February 2025. Having worked with EMTA continuously since 2018, most recently as Policy Advisor, he is a long-standing and well-respected member of the association. “It is a great honour to serve the EMTA community as Secretary General. EMTA has a

Kraków unveils modernised public transport with new buses and rebranding

Kraków’s public transport system has undergone a major transformation with the launch of a new bus service contract and the introduction of a refreshed visual identity. 151 new buses hit the streets by early 2025 On 19 October 2024 Kraków’s streets welcomed the first batch of 89 buses under a new contract with Mobilis. By