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Public transport ridership figures remain below 2019 in most European metropolitan areas. Consequently, the financial situation of the public transport authorities is strained. These are some of the findings from the 17th edition of the EMTA Barometer, released on 19 June 2024 by the European Public Transport Authorities (EMTA). EMTA Barometer combines public transport statistics

As the climate crisis grows, so do the scale and urgency of the changes we must implement. With this in mind, high-level leaders in mobility from the public and private sector gathered in Prague for the POLIS Leadership Summit on 30 May 2024 to address the pressing issues of sustainable urban and regional transport. Katalin

Basic information Name of the public transport authority: MRDH (Metropoolregio Rotterdam Den Haag) Other public transport trademarks: RET (operator in Rotterdam), HTM (operator in The Hague) Geographical area: 21 municipalities in the south-western part of the Netherlands, including cities like Rotterdam, The Hague, Delft, Zoetermeer and facilities like Port of Rotterdam, Greenport Westland, Rotterdam-The Hague

Basic information Name of the public transport authority: Ruter Other public transport trademarks: RET, HTM Geographical area: Comunidad de Madrid is one of the 17 regions in Spain, and it is formed by 179 municipalities, where the city of Madrid is the biggest. Inhabitants in the PTA area: 7.0 million Responsibilities Ticketing: CRTM is responsible

Basic information Name of the public transport authority: VBB (Public Transport Authority for Berlin and Brandenburg) Name of the PTA in local language: VBB Verkehrsverbund Berlin-Brandenburg Other public transport trademarks: BVG (The public transport operator responsible for buses, trams and U-Bahn) Geographical area: The German capital region: the states of Berlin and Brandenburg, 14 counties/districts