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Île-de-France Mobilités is significantly expanding bicycle parking at key Parisian stations ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics, adding over 3,000 new spaces to promote cycling and inter-modality.
Alistair Gordon, CEO of Keolis UK, stresses the vital role of integrating tram systems within broader transport networks to accommodate urban growth and improve connectivity in densely populated cities.
The redevelopment of Saint-Denis station aims to enhance accessibility and intermodality in Île-de-France through features like an underground passage, lifts and platform enhancements.
Île-de-France Mobilités unveils the extended T3b Paris tramway network, offering improved connectivity and enhanced service with seven new stations and increased frequency.
With features such as enlarged fonts, enhanced colour contrasts and improved audio announcements, the real-time information panels introduced by Île-de-France Mobilités and RATP in Paris metro stations will cater to diverse passenger needs.
RATP Dev's automation of Line 4 in Paris, funded by Ile-de-France Mobilités, improves safety and service for 700,000 daily commuters, marking a significant leap forward in the city's transportation system.
Île de France Mobilites initiates a comprehensive project aimed at enhancing accessibility, connectivity and comfort at Melun station, marking a significant stride towards modernising transportation infrastructure in the region.
Île-de-France Mobilités introduces a master plan featuring 45 new express coach lines and extensive infrastructure enhancements, offering residents a sustainable alternative to private cars and transforming daily commutes by 2024.
As part of its efforts to provide more accessible transport solutions for underserved communities, Île-de-France Mobilités has expanded its On-Demand Transportation service, with 41 TàD services now serving diverse regions.
Transdev, Keolis and Lacroix-Savac have been chosen to operate Ile-de-France Mobilités' bus lines in the region, as part of the gradual opening up of competition for bus networks.
The contract will see Transdev operate the Cable C1, which will run for 4.5km and link the metro to the entire local bus network, as well as the operation of 15 bus lines in the Greater Paris region.
In the latest instalment of Intelligent Transport’s exclusive sustainable transport Q&A series, Virginie Fernandes, Group Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer of Transdev Group, discusses the key innovations and projects that the company is working on to decarbonise its public transport fleet, as well as what she hopes to see as…
With plans to deploy 39 new trains from mid-2023, Île-de-France Mobilités and RATP Group’s new MP14 trains for Line 11 will replace the region’s oldest metro trains, which date back to the 1960s.
Keolis is partnering with several other transport operators and authorities to trial new technology which utilises QR codes to make public transport more accessible to those affected by sight loss.
The autonomous shuttles will run on a 1.6km route connecting the local train station to the premises of companies in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines.
