moBiel – Bielefeld

moBiel is the leading mobility service provider for Bielefeld and surroundings. In 2009 it carried 43,3 million passengers over a total of 10.95 million vehicle kilometres. It wants to increase this number rapidly to 80 – 100 million passengers by the year 2030.

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RET – Rotterdam

RET operates 42 bus routes, a rail network with five metro lines and 9 tram lines and a fast-ferry service in the city of Rotterdam. It transports 600,000 people daily and 169 million each year. Clean transport is at the heart of its strategy.

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RATP – Paris

 
RATP operates a multimodal network in the Greater Paris Region. Its network of 14 metro lines, 2 RER (regional express trains) lines, 3 tram lines, over 350 bus lines, and shuttles to 2 major airports transport 3 billion passengers each year.

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TfGM – Manchester

The primary role of Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) is to facilitate more than 278 million passenger journeys every year across Greater Manchester, the UK’s largest city regional economy outside London.

Saving energy entails reducing carbon impact as well as reducing energy costs. In the effort to minimise the carbon footprint of its activities, moBiel aims to demonstrate that local action is possible and that Pan-European action is successful. The company regards the T2K project as a good way to learn what all public transport companies will need to know in the future.

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THE STIB – Brussels

The STIB is Belgium’s largest urban public transport company. It serves the Brussels Capital Region and outlying municipalities via 4 metro lines, 19 tram lines, 50 bus lines and 11 night bus lines.

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INTERREG IVB NWE

INTERREG IVB NWE – a financial instrument of the European Union’s Cohesion Policy – funds projects that support transnational cooperation. The aim is to find innovative ways to make the most of territorial assets and to tackle problems that the Member States, regions and other authorities have in common.

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