Latest changes on emta.com
EMTA Webinar : Financial situation and risk allocation
1rst october 2020, 15h00-16h30. Invitation sent to EMTA members.
2020 – New mobility and professionalized carpooling – VOR Vienna
Questionnaire in english->https://www.survio.com/survey/d/V8Q3B3P3U5D4W5Q4T] or in german & [Synthesis
2020 – Public Transport Planning, Coordination and Information system – MESP Vilnius
Questionnaire->https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/85fc4e28cc0749ad9ef4aa9d87bd15e0] & [Synthesis
The new Barometer 2020 with 2018 data is published
All previous editions are available in the Publication section.
Open letter about the European exit strategy sent to Vice President and European commissioner for transport
The 4th May, EMTA and 11 other major actors of the Urban mobility in Europe adressed an joint letter to Mr Timmermans, Vice Président of the European Commission, and Mrs Vălean, Commissioner for Transport about the European exit strategy.
EMTA newsletter Spring 2020 is published
You could download the last published newsletter of spring 2020 by following this link All the previous newsletters are available in the publications section.
EMTA sent an open letter towards COVID-19 crisis to EU officials
Wedneday, april 15th 2020, EMTA board and secretary general signed an open letter to the Presidents of the European Commission, Parliament and Council regarding the perspective of EMTA and the public transport authorities towards the Covid-19 crisis, entitled “Resilience and regeneration: Public transport as powerful lever for Europe’s recovery.” A same letter is also sent
2020 – Special bikes for people with specific needs – IdFM Paris Ile-de-France
Questionnaire
2020 – E-scooter experiments – VRA Amsterdam
Questionnaire & Synthesis + Complete thesis by Mrs Amanda Vlieger.
Public transport made possible thanks to a Data Warehouse
Nowadays, to create quick, successful and efficient public transport you need more than just a modern rolling stock, infrastructure, and tools used to model communication systems. In case of large and quickly developing cities, it is equally important to collect, process and analyse data that allow to create public transport adapted to the needs of
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