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Using smart technology to deliver best value

ITS United Kingdom is the UK society for everybody who works in the intelligent transport systems (ITS) sector. ITS can be defined as the integration of information and communications technology with...

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Providing a coordinated and integrated response for the needs of Madrid

The Spanish State is organised on the basis of a Central Government - 17 Auto­nomous Regions with wide-ranging powers at the regional level and Municipalities which represent towns and villages at the...

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Keeping Cologne moving

On a daily basis, more than 200,000 people come to Cologne to work, shop and to experience all that the city has to offer. Cologne is a metropolis in the west of Germany and is a big city with an...

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Implementing Germany’s first large-scale electronic ticketing system

The Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund (RMV) passenger transport association is one of the biggest in Europe, and has recently made plans to implement Germany's first large-scale electronic ticketing system....

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The tram-train: perfect in form and function for the city and the region

The project On 18 September 2009, the transport auth­orities Albtal-Verkehrs-Gesellschaft mbH (AVG) and Verkehrsbetriebe Karlsruhe GmbH (VBK) ordered 30 FLEXITY Swift type dual-system tram-trains from...

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A success story of an innovative concept

In Karlsruhe, a fully developed tram-system has been operating since 1900, and there is also an important railway junction where many main lines and branch lines meet. This situation creates the idea...

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Tough terrain does not stop Stuttgart’s success

Stuttgart is a city built on many hills and this results in countless stairs and slopes. Organising public transport in a place like this means you have to be careful not to end up running a network...

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The accessible and affordable public transport objective

Mobility is among the most ele­mentary basic needs of our society. To be able to guarantee mobility for everyone, local public transport is of great importance within a networked transport system. In...

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An open road to a streamlined future

Open payment systems, which permit a range of payment options for consumers, are inevitable for public transportation. Customers want to be able to breeze through the metro turnstiles by simply...

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