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New bus for London moves a step closer
Mayor of London Boris Johnson has unveiled the winning designs in the New Bus for London competition. Overall 700 entries were received from professionals and nonprofessionals of all ages. The judges were so impressed with the ideas submitted in the ‘whole bus design’ category that a joint first prize was awarded to Capoco Design Ltd
More ways to check before you travel in London
New features on Transport for London’s website have made it even easier to find the latest travel and Tube (metro) information at the click of a mouse. Additions to the site include: A single page that brings together all the travel tools so passengers can easily find up-to-date information to plan their journeys, Options to
Barcelona tramway: a success story
In June 2008 came into operation the last track of the planned tramway networks in the area of Barcelona. The project started in 1999 when a bid comprising the design, the construction and the exploitation of a tramway system was launched by ATM and awarded subsequently to a private operator (Tramvia Metropolità SA) for an
EMTA new logo
EMTA members approved to change the logo of the association at the general meeting in Valencia. After 10 years of this visual identity : The new EMTA logo will now be this one :
VELO-CITY 2009 – 12 to 15 may 2009 – Brussels (BELGIUM)
More information on the websites : – http://www.velo-city2009.com – www.bruxellesmobilite.irisnet.be
Passengers campaign for better behaviour
Transport for London (TfL) has launched a new website giving Londoners the chance to campaign for better behaviour on the Capital’s transport systems. The ‘Together for London’ site provides a forum for people to share their thoughts on everything from cyclists ignoring red lights to eating smelly food on the Tube. They can join discussions,
UITP Conference – 4 to 6 march 2009 – Bremen (GERMANY)
More information on their website : UITP Bremen conference
BEST: Benchmarking of customer satisfaction with public transport in Europe
BEST stands for Benchmarking European Service of public Transport. It is a non-profit project that started in 1999 with the overall objective to increase the use of public transport in European urban areas. In 2008, the following cities participated in BEST: 1. Berlin 2. Copenhagen 3. Geneva 4. Helsinki 5. Oslo 6. Stockholm 7. Vienna
EMTA 10th Anniversary Conference – 27 November 2008 – Paris (France) incl. Proceedings
On November 2008, EMTA celebrated 10 years of activity in the field of Urban transport with a conference held in Paris at the invitation of STIF and the Regional Council of Ile de France. President of Region Ile de France Jean Paul Huchon and Vice President Serge Mery and Director General Sophie Mougard deserve the
EUROCITIES Conference – 26 to 29 November 2008 – The Hague (Netherlands)
More details on their website : www.eurocities.org
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