News from the Cities

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  • 19 March 2014
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Tax settlement in Warsaw offers a privilege for cheaper tickets

On 1 January 2014, a new fare scheme comes into force. It benefits people living in Warsaw by the introduction of additional discount in fares for people provided they settle their personal income tax in Warsaw revenue office. A new feature is that the new single tickets will allow travellers to transfer during their trip

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  • 19 December 2013
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The Superhub project

SUPERHUB is a European co-funded project involving 20 partners, Barcelona ATM and Helsinki HSL among them, from 6 different Countries. In 2014, after 36 months of research, development and largescale trials, SUPERHUB will unveil an open source platform for PC and mobile applications which will be able to plan customized urban routes, combining in real

  • 19 December 2013
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Hybrid buses on the TCL network launch of a one year experiment in Lyon

The SYTRAL is the organizing authority for urban transport in the Lyon conurbation, the largest network in France (outside of Paris). The TCL network is particularly characterized by its modernity, the diversity of the modes operated – metro, tramway, funicular, bus, trolley-bus and electric shuttles – and by the proportion of the modes operated by

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  • 19 December 2013
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London goes contactless

Contactless payment cards have been accepted on London buses as a payment mechanism since December 2012. From early summer 2014 customers will be able to use them to pay for travel on Tube (metro), tram, Docklands Light Railway and London Overground suburban rail services. As part of its preparations, TfL has invited customers to help

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  • 26 August 2013
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A tramway network booming in Ile-de-France Region: the emblematic example of the tramway T3

The tramway network in Paris area has known a significant development with the official opening of three tramlines extensions by the end of 2012: 15th November 2012: extension of Tramway line T1 from Saint-Denis to Asnières-sur-seine-Gennevilliers-Les Courtilles 19th November 2012: extension of Tramway line T2 from La Défense to Pont de Bezons 15th December 2012:

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  • 20 August 2013
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Better public transport in Amsterdam: to benefit mass transit at less public funding

Bringing more travellers in tram, bus and metro to their destination faster is the joint ambition of Stadsregio Amsterdam and municipal transport company GVB. Moreover, this can be done with much less funding. With the transport plan 2014 ‘Towards better public transport’ adopted by the executive committee of the Amsterdam City Region the has undertaken

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  • 20 August 2013
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New Tarjeta Transporte Público: Smart ticketing comes to Madrid public transport

In early May of 2012, the Consorcio Regional de Trasportes de Madrid (CRTM) launched the new Tarjeta Transporte Público (Public Transport Card). It is the contactless card that supports transport tickets issued by the CRTM for the whole public transport system in Madrid region. The new card has a size and appearance similar to a

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  • 16 August 2012
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New transport governance in Budapest

The 1st of May 2012 signifies the beginning of a new era in the transport governance structure of the Hungarian capital. The wide-ranging reform process embarked upon by BKK Centre for Budapest Transport reached its ambitious goal of overhauling the management model that had been in place untouched since 1968. The Municipality of Budapest officially

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  • 16 August 2012
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AMT shares public transit vision 2020 for Greater Montreal

What will tomorrow’s public transit network look like? What are the leading issues and requirements that must be addressed by the transit network in order to attract users and compete against cars? The main challenges facing the AMT (Agence métropolitaine de transport) are outlined in its strategic development plan for public transit: The Future of

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  • 10 February 2012
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Tariff policy measure improves efficiency of the bus routes at Lyon SYTRAL

SYTRAL the transport authority of Lyon metropolitan area wants to discourage passengers to buy their bus ticket on board in order to spare time on the bus routes. To achieve this goal, SYTRAL decided to raise the price of the single ticket up to €2 starting January 1 2012, as opposed to €1.60 when tickets

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