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EMTA is the network of public transport authorities that organise mobility services in metropolitan areas in Europe
Since 1998, EMTA is a forum to exchange experience and best practices in the field of planning, integrating and funding public transport services at the metropolitan level. It follows a programme of work elaborated by its members. EMTA brings together 35 authorities from 21 European countries Together, EMTA members work to improve the daily mobility
Helsinki
Basic information Name of the public transport authority: HSL Helsinki Region Transport Name of the public transport authority in local language: HSL Helsingin seudun liikenne (Finnish), HRT Helsingforsregionens trafik (Swedish) Geographical area: HSL consists of 9 municipalities in the Helsinki region: Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa, Kauniainen, Kirkkonummi, Siuntio, Kerava, Tuusula, Sipoo Inhabitants in the PTA area:
Copenhagen
Basic information Name of the public transport authority: Movia Public Transport Name of the PTA in local language: Trafikselskabet Movia Other public transport trademarks: Metro in Copenhagen, DSB (the Danish rail company responsible for the intercity trains, regional trains and S trains), DOT (cooperation between Movia, Metro and DSB), Rejsekort (national ticketing system), Rejseplan (national
Budapest
Basic information Name of the public transport authority: BKK Centre for Budapest Transport Name of the PTA in local language: BKK Budapesti Közlekedési Központ Geographical area: City of Budapest (within the city limits) Inhabitants in the PTA area: 1.7 million Responsibilities Ticketing: BKK is responsible for selling and inspecting tickets on local public transportation in
Contact
Contact EMTA c/o Île-de-France Mobilités41 rue de ChâteaudunF-75009 PARISFRANCE +33 1 47 53 28 34 contact@emta.com
Webinar on EMTA Barometer 2024 results – register now
The 2024 edition of the EMTA Barometer will be released on 19 June 2024. Register and join us for a webinar looking at the latest public transport statistics in European metropolitan areas. In this event we will: The webinar will be on Microsoft Teams on 19 June at 14:00 CET. Please register for the event
London
Basic information Name of the public transport authority: Transport for London (TfL) Inhabitants in the PTA area: 8.9 million Responsibilities Ticketing: TfL is responsible for the ticketing. Information on fare levels, moving around London and fare evasion can be found on this web page. Procurement: Operation of services on different modes across London’s transport network
Brussels
Basic information Name of the public transport authority: Brussels Mobility Name of the public transport authority in local language: Bruxelles Mobilité, Brussel Mobiliteit Geographical area: Brussels-Capital Region Inhabitants in the PTA area: 1.2 million Responsibilities Brussels Mobility is the organising authority in the Brussels Capital Region (BCR) for: Brussels Mobility is also responsible for the
Palma de Mallorca
Basic information Name of the public transport authority: CTM – Mallorca Transport Consortium Name of the PTA in local language: Consorci de Transports de Mallorca (CTM) Other public transport trademarks: TIB (Transport de les Illes Balears) Geographical area: The entire island of Mallorca Inhabitants in the PTA area: 0.9 million (with a seasonal peak of
Stuttgart
Basic information Name of the public transport authority: Verband Region Stuttgart (VRS) Geographical area: Rural districts of Böblingen, Esslingen, Göppingen, Ludwigsburg and Rems-Murr and the state capital Stuttgart Inhabitants in the PTA area: 2.8 million Responsibilities Ticketing: VRS is responsible for ticket inspections in the regional buses on a voluntary base. Procurement: VRS is responsible
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