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  • 22 March 2006
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ALSTOM to build infrastructure for Milan’s first automatic metro line

ALSTOM will participate in the construction of Milan’s metro line 5, the city’s first automatic driverless metro line. ALSTOM will supply infrastructure, notably the electric supply system, electrical substations, traction systems and the platform screen doors to ensure passengers’ safety. ALSTOM Ferroviaria* is part of a consortium composed of Astaldi, Ansaldo Trasporti Sistemi Ferroviari, Ansaldobreda,

  • 22 March 2006
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Public transport adapts to new airport terminal 4 in Madrid

The fourth terminal of Madrid Barajas International Airport opened in February. The Consorcio de Transportes de Madrid then decided to provide an improved information to the travellers by editing an updated document describing airport access. The document, available in English and Spanish describes the existing and the new transport services, presents a detailed map of

  • 22 March 2006
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The European Commission adopted the Thematic Strategy on the Urban Environment

Following the communication “Towards a Thematic Strategy on the Urban Environment”, adopted in February 2004 EU commission adopted on 11 January 2006 the expected Thematic Strategy on the Urban Environment – SEC(2006)16. Based on extensive consultation with stakeholders this strategy aims at improvement of the quality of the urban environment. It sets out new measures

  • 21 March 2006
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EU Commission proposes clarification of EU rules on public-private partnerships

The European Commission has published in November 2005 a Communication with new policy options on Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) that are agreementsbetween public authorities and businesses, whose aim is to carry out infrastructure projects or providing services to the public. The Communication follows a major public consultation which was launched by the PPP Green Paper in

  • 21 March 2006
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Attitudes towards car use in Great-Britain

In the framework of studies related to the impact of transport on climate change, the UK Department for Transport published an article describing attitudes towards car use in Great Britain and particularly analysing the link between the following items: – levels of car ownership and use and the factors that might impact on car use

  • 21 March 2006
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New proposal for Euro 5 standards

The EU Commission presented on 22 December 2005 a new proposal for Euro 5 standards for new passenger cars and light vehicle emissions, aiming at improving air quality in Europe, especially in urban areas. Particles emissions from diesel cars would be slashed by 80% and nitrogen oxides (NOx) by 20%. The tougher standards proposed would

  • 21 March 2006
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Arriva enters into Swedish railway market

Arriva has won its first major rail contract in Sweden for the operation of the Pågatåg regional train service in the Skåne region of southern Sweden during 9 years and 2 more optional years. Arriva already operates rail services in Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and the UK, and is currently operating bus service in Sweden.

  • 14 February 2006
  • Working group on quality

Working group on quality

Workshop – Record of decision. 26 January 2007 – Final Agenda of the UITP-EMTA workshop. Brussels -26 January 2007 – Agenda of the UITP-EMTA workshop. Brussels – 26 January 2007 Meetings – Preparation of January 2007 workshop: Brussels, 24 November 2006 – Minutes of meeting – Meeting with UITP Euroteam: Brussels, 26 July 2006 –

  • 27 January 2006
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Translohr tramway arrives in Clermont-Ferrand

The French City of Clermont-Ferrand received in December its first Translohr tramway that should enter in service end 2006. This tramway combines road technology and rail technology. On the one hand, it is equipped with tyres that provide high performances in terms of acceleration and braking, noise, and climbing (up to 13%). On the other

  • 24 January 2006
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PRÄSENTATION DES VERBANDES EMTA ist ein Zusammenschluss von 25 Aufgabenträgern, die für den öffentlichen Personennahverkehr in den wichtigsten europäischen Metropolregionen verantwortlich sind. Insgesamt leben und arbeiten in diesen Regionen rund 85 Millionen Menschen. Was ist unser Ziel? Verbesserung des Mobilitätsmanagements und Steigerung der Qualität des öffentlichen Personennahverkehrs (ÖPNV) in den Städten und Regionen unserer Mitglieder.

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