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Open ticketing in Finland – What was the impact of the 2017 Act on Transport Services?
In Helsinki this week, an EMTA delegation met with the Finnish Ministry of Transport and Communications together with HSL, the public transport authority for the Helsinki region. Open ticketing was central to the conversation, which coincides with the preparation of a European regulation on multimodal digital moblity services (MDMS) and with the evaluation of the
Responsible authority
Founded in 2017, the Bucharest-Ilfov Public Transport Intercommunity Development Association (TPBI) is the public transport authority responsible for coordinating the largest public transport system in Romania, carrying 2.5 million passengers per day. TPBI contracts out the provision of tram, bus and trolleybus services by its 4 operators. For the integration of other modes, it collaborates
Responsible authorities
Brussels Mobility is the organising authority in the Brussels Capital Region (BCR) for: public transport (bus, tram and metro) with the exception of trains which remain a federal responsibility other modes of transport (active travel, individual motorised modes, etc.), as well as parking policy and goods transport. Brussels Mobility is also responsible for the construction
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EMTA Meeting in Prague (26-27 April 2001)
EMTA Member authorities met in Prague last April, at the invitation of ROPID, the public transport authority of the Prague Metropolitan area. They discussed the issues of common interest (project of European Regulation in the first place) and discovered public transport systems in the Czech Capital city. Two new members joined EMTA : – YTV
Position of EMTA on the project of EU Regulation on the award of public service contracts in the field of passenger transport
EMTA Members reached a common position on the project of new European Regulation, which was submitted last July by the European Commission to the European Parliament and the Council of Ministers of Transport. (added January 2001)
2,780 m for the Trans-European Transport Network
The European Commission adopted in September the Multiannual Programme for the funding of the Trans-European Transport Network over the period 2001-2006. The whole programme will amount to € 2,780 m, two thirds of which devoted to the rail sector:
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