News from Europe

  • 10 November 2021
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Open letter to EU officials on Urban Mobility Framework

Joint stakeholders sent EU dignitaries an regarding the Urban Mobility Framework. UITP sent out the joint statement to the following contacts on 10 november. EMTA has been one of the thirteen co-signatories.

  • 13 July 2021
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Summary report of EMTA public Roundtable 28 june 2021

The 28th June 2021 EMTA organized a public roundtable on the subject : Europe opens up – Back to normal for public transport? For those who couldn’t attend, we wrote a . A study was also prepared for this event by David Weinreich, Ph.D. & Karel Martens, Ph.D. from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology. You could

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  • 15 March 2017
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The Valencia Generalitat Regional Government approved the establishment of the new Metropolitan Transport Authority of Valencia

On 29 December 2016, the Valencia Generalitat (Regional Government) passed the law that regulates the creation of the Metropolitan Transport Authority of Valencia. This entity will function as an autonomous agency to carry out the legal responsabilities on the management of all public transport services of the Generalitat, acting on behalf those municipalities that will

  • 4 April 2016
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Joint letter Eurocities, UITP, UNIFE, EPF and EMTA

Coordinated action with Eurocities, UITP, UNIFE, EPF and EMTA to publish this joint letter to the Dutch minister of Transport and Environment mrs Schultz van Haegen with concerns expressed on the Informal Transport-Environment Council meeting on ‘Innovating for the future: Smart and green solutions for sustainable transport’ at April 14-15 in Amsterdam

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  • 14 August 2014
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Nordic Conference and InformNorden 2014

From 11-13 of June in Oslo your EMTA secretary witnessed the biannual conference of the Nordic Public Transport 2014 conference bringing together over 350 practitioners, traders, exhibitors and government experts in the Nordic field of transport and traffic. EMTA colleagues from RUTER in Oslo hosted and presented an 2 day conference programme with a wide

  • 30 April 2014
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City-HUB project: key determinants for successful interchanges

Policy makers are becoming increasingly aware of the need for public transport to compete with private transport in order to manage demand on the transport networks. Sustainable transport use is supported by good interchange design; therefore it is important to understand what makes interchanges successful. A consortium of 9 European research institutes from 9 different

  • 7 August 2009
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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

  • 30 January 2009
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Brief Report on the French Presidency of the EU

The French presidency of the EU ended on 31 December 2008, the Czech republic is now holding the charge. Not all subjects have made the foreseen progress. Among the reached agreements : The “Energy and Climate package” the Council reached agreement on 11-12 December and the Parliament adopted the proposal on first reading on 17

  • 20 November 2008
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A dedicated center for expertise on public private partnership PPPs

European Investment Bank EIB and European Commission EC have launched in Paris on 16 September, under the French Presidency of the European Union, a European Center of expertise on PPPs. 22 entities have already signed the agreement protocol, among which : EIB,EC, Finance Ministers of Austria, Greece, Bulgaria, Finland, Ireland, Lithuania, The Netherlands, Slovenia, Slovakia,

  • 5 September 2008
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Reinhart Rack own initiative report on Green Paper…

…towards a new culture for urban mobility (see Emta news 32). The report, adopted by Parliament at a large majority 8-10 July in Strasbourg with few amendments, conveys the main message that new and innovative concepts on mobility in cities are urgently needed to tackle the adverse effects of urban transport on climate change. Members

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