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Public transport networks
Description of the Network : the metro: 4 lines, including one fully automated line and one rack rail line, 73 carriages, 42 stations and 29.4 km of track; the funicular: 2 lines, 4 carriages and 1.2 km of track; -* the tram: 4 lines, 73 carriages, 81 stations and 48,3 km of track; buses and
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Main figures : 1.8 million inhabitants
Financing/Pricing data
Fares SYTRAL’s fares policy is founded on the principles of equity and accessibility. Customer loyalty is a top priority. In January every year, TCL raises its fares in line with inflation. Funding of public transports in 2011 The income comes from four sectors: Transport Tax paid by employers based on payroll (38%), customer receipts (28%),
Public transport networks
What we do We are London’s integrated transport authority. We implement the Mayor’s Transport Strategy to keep London moving, working and growing and make life in London better. We are funded by fare and tax payers and by commercial revenue from property and advertising. Every penny of our income is reinvested in transport. Our customers
Identification of metropolitan area
London has had a directly elected Mayor and an Assembly (who together form the Greater London Authority) since 2000. The Mayor has executive responsibility, while the Assembly’s main role is to scrutinise the Mayor’s actions and agree budgets. The Mayor is responsible for developing a Transport Strategy for London, alongside a number of other strategies,
Financing/Pricing data
Funding of public transport Total sources and use of funds, TfL Budget 2020/21 Fares Information on fare levels and moving around London can be found on this webpage. Our purpose Keep London working and growing and make life in London better London is a fast growing city, with the population growing by 20 per cent to
Public transport networks
The supply In what concerns public transport modes and operators, AML is served by: a train network that links Lisbon city centre with some of the other AML municipalities and with the rest of the country operated by two operators, one private and one public; 2 metro networks, one in the centre of Lisbon with
Identification of metropolitan area
The Lisbon Metropolitan Area (Área Metropolitana de Lisboa – AML) encompasses 18 municipalities located in the Lisbon and Setúbal districts: Alcochete, Almada, Amadora, Barreiro, Cascais, Lisboa, Loures, Mafra, Moita, Montijo, Odivelas, Oeiras, Palmela, Seixal, Sesimbra, Setúbal, Sintra, Vila Franca de Xira. It has a population of 2.8 million inhabitants (2018) on a territory with 3015
Financing/Pricing data
Funding scheme AML as a transport authority is funded by both the National Government and its 18 municipalities. The National Government financing comes from a national environmental fund based on a CO2 emission trade scheme related to the transport and mobility sector. The funding of the AML initiatives is mainly supported by the municipalities, but
Public transport networks
There are 26 tram lines and 169 bus lines within the City Transportation System, marked according to the following system: x, 1x, 2x, 5x – day tram lines; 4x – day supporting and special tram lines; 6x – night tram lines; 7x – replacement tram lines, such as those operated when others are under repair;
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