“It was time to give rights to safety officers,” said the deputy Les Républicains Ian Boucard after the final adoption on Tuesday, a text aimed at strengthening security in transport by parliament. Much awaited by professionals but some of whose measures are criticized by the left, what exactly does this new law contain? 20 Minutes … Read more
No line C and even less rockets-metros-a380 futurists but Toulouse remains at the forefront of innovation with a rather original experiment on the side of the Tisséo transport network. For the first time in Europe, you can, since Monday, March 17, pay your tickets with cryptocurrency. A digital, virtual and independent currency. But how exactly … Read more
Are the days of the Eurostar monopoly counted? The British group Virgin unveiled its ambition to raise 700 million pounds to launch, by 2029, a rail link between London and the continent, thus breaking the hegemony of the current operator. “The connection is ripe for change and would benefit from competition,” said a spokesperson for … Read more
“I have the daily figures. »Regarding on the first feelings on the experimentation of a carpool reserved for carpooling on the Paris ring road since March 3, Philippe Tabarot is released. Guest of “facing the territories” on TV5 Monde this Thursday morning, the Minister Delegate in charge of Transport does not want to “have a … Read more
Finally, good news on the decarbonation front: while electric cars see their sales stagnating, the clean buses are serenely trace their journey in Europe. As proof, in 2024, in this key sector for urban mobility, 49 % of new vehicles sold within the European Union did not issue CO2, compared to 37 % a year … Read more
A consultation of the Ile-de-France residents on the future of transport in Ile-de-France will be launched for a month from Friday as part of a public inquiry, before a vote of the regional council scheduled for September, we learned Monday in a press release. The “Mobility plan” In Ile-de-France, which must meet the needs of … Read more
The deputies adopted several measures on Tuesday to improve safety in transport, including the authorization for the SNCF and RATP security forces to carry out palpations, as well as the wearing of the charters by the controllers. The bill, much awaited by professionals after being repelled many times, was adopted by 139 votes to 59. … Read more
After the school bus accident that cost a 15-year-old schoolgirl on Thursday in Eure-et-Loir, Bruno Retailleau wants to tighten the screw. In a telegram addressed to prefects and security officials, the Minister of the Interior announces “large -scale operations” next week. This will involve alcohol and narcotics screening to which school and public transport drivers … Read more
Stuck in traffic jams at the start of the week, the former OL owner, Jean-Michel Aulas, assured that traffic in Lyon was “worse in worse”, having made “400m in 50 minutes” by car. He joined his words, a photo, challenging elected environmentalists: “What a lost time, therefore destroyed economy, lost jobs, ruined traders: a public … Read more
“We’re not just on defense, we’re especially on offense! » Using a sporting formula, Christophe Fanichet, CEO of SNCF Voyageurs, summarizes the state of mind that reigns within this subsidiary of the national company, while the gradual opening to competition is changing the landscape. This is true in Île-de-France, with in particular this year the … Read more