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POLIS Governance and Integration working group – 25 & 26 February 2019 – Brussels (BELGIUM)
Regulating new and shared mobility services More information on this website
2019 – European benchmark on quality of service – IdFM Paris
Questionnaire & Synthesis
2019 – E-scooters? – MESP Vilnius
Questionnaire & Synthesis
2018 – Passengers compensations? – IdFM Paris
Questionnaire & Synthesis in french + Presentation in french
Ambition for Amsterdam public transport
The Transport Authority Amsterdam (Vervoerregio) aims for cleaner and quieter public transport for its residents and travellers. With the transition to zero emission public transportation we contribute to the global climate goals. That is why from 2025 all new buses in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Region will be emission free. In 2030 this applies to all
Go Mobility – 27 & 28 november 2018 – Irun (SPAIN)
More information on their website
EMTA general meeting # 42 – 7 to 9 november 2018 – Amsterdam (THE NETHERLANDS)
Agenda of the meeting
London to see a huge increase in electric double decker buses
London’s zero-emission public transport network is to increase more than tenfold as the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, announced that 68 new electric double-deckers will join the bus fleet by the summer of 2019. Two routes that run into central London, will be exclusively operated by electric double-decker buses. The Mayor’s announcement was made as
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Corporate Plan of the Transport Authority Amsterdam
Renewal of regional traffic and transport strategies The Amsterdam (Metropolitan) region is growing: the population increases, employment rises, and the number of visits increases as well and it is expected that without expansions the traffic and transport system will be unable to answer to the mobility demand already on the short term. At the same
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