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News from EMTA General meeting in Warsaw (5/6th november 2009)
At Warsaw general meeting, EMTA members elected a new President, to replace M. Hannu Pentillä, and a new board. The mandate of the new team is for the 2 years to come. President of EMTA: M. Hans-Werner Franz, Verkehrsverbund Berlin-Brandenburg (VBB – Berlin-Brandenburg) Vice-presidents: Mrs Sophie Mougard, Syndicat des Transports d’Ile-de-France (STIF – Paris /
Barcelona meeting : 10 & 11 june 2009
–Agenda –Record of decisions -Presentation made during the meeting : EDF Presentation ATM Presentation (15 mb – Take some time to download)
EMTA Workshop – 5 november 2009 – Warsaw (Poland)
featuring : – Public transport in the New Member States strategies and concerns – Urban Mobility interacting with the economic sector
The Sustainable Railway – 6/7 october 2009 – Jönköping (Sweden)
More info to come on their website
European Commission: Shaping transport policy for the future.
On March 2009, the European Commission launched a reflection process involving stakeholders and transport experts on the future of transport policy. Assessment externally commissioned, of the past ten years transport policies and scenarios for the future drawn with the help of Focus Groups, led to identifying 6 main trends and challenges that will shape the
2009 – Integrated Ticketing benefits – SYPTE Sheffield
Questionnaire & Synthesis
2009 – Heavy rail contract – AMMT Torino
Questionnaire & Synthesis
16th ITS World Congress – 21 to 25 September 2009 – Stockholm (Sweden)
More information on their website : www.itsworldcongress.com
24th International Electric Vehicle – 13 to 16 May 2009 – Stavanger (Norway),
More informations on their website : www.evs24.org
CRTM MADRID new social fares for public transport
In 2009, the Madrid Transportation Consortium introduces special social measures in the tariff policy aimed at specific segments of the population. These actions are designed to encourage and facilitate the use of public transport by segments of the population that are considered to deserve special protection measures, based on their socio-economic characteristics. Three decisions have
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