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Qatar: "preview" service launch for the Lusail tram
Part of the Lusail tram network was officially opened to the public on Saturday 1 January 2022 by the Qatar's Minister of Transport and the Chairman of Qatar Rail, Qatar's national public transport operator. This first "preview" service is running on the Orange Line, stopping at six underground stations: Marina, Marina Promenade, Yacht Club, Esplanade, Energy City South and Legtaifiya, providing connections with the Doha Metro.
- Published on 01/12/2022
Keolis renews its contract to operate the PAM 75 transport service for persons with reduced mobility in Paris
On 13 December 2021, the City of Paris renewed its contract with Keolis to operate its PAM 75 transport service for persons with reduced mobility, which the Keolis Group has been providing since 2003.
Keolis sells its activities in Germany
Keolis, three public transport authorities from North Rhein-Westphalia (1) in Germany and the province of Overijssel in the Netherlands (2) signed an agreement, on 15 December 2021, to make certain contractual adjustments and authorise the sale by Keolis of its German rail activities to a new shareholder, TEAM Treuhand GmbH (Groupe Noerr).
Keolis inaugurates three new Keolis Mobilities Campus classes in the Paris region
Launched in February 2021 in the Bordeaux region with three classes, the Keolis Group's Apprentice Training Centre (CFA), Keolis Mobilities Campus, is intended for candidates aged between 20 and 29 who want to become bus and coach drivers in one of the 80 transport networks operated by Keolis in France.
Keolis begins operating alternative energy double-decker buses in Sweden
On 12 December 2021, Keolis, in close cooperation with Swedish public transport authority Västtrafik, started operating the commuter bus service between the cities of Gothenburg and Borås in the west of Sweden.
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Keolis, the new transport operator of Greater Bourg-en-Bresse, France
11-27-2018 From 1 January 2019, Keolis will operate all public transport services for the 75 communes in Greater Bourg-en-Bresse (Agglomération du Grand Bassin de Bourg-en-Bresse), France. The four-year contract will generate a cumulative revenue of 37.5 million euros. Keolis will review mobility in line with the scale of the new urban area, which since 1 January 2017 includes 75 communes (instead of the previous 15). The two main challenges of this contract will be the integration and management of several dozen school routes within the public service concession and the introduction of an on-demand public transport service to meet the scope of this enlarged urban area.
Following a tender process, the transport authority Communauté d'Agglomération du Grand Bassin de Bourg-en-Bresse, awarded Keolis the four-year contract for the management and operation of public passenger transport services in Greater Bourg-en-Bresse in eastern France (Ain department), including bus, on-demand transport, transport for persons with reduced mobility, bike-sharing system, electric shuttles and school transport.
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This public service concession is important for the urban area of 130,000 residents which has grown from 15 to 75 communes on 1 January 2017. It will see a significant increase in the level of mobility for a region that has undergone major expansion.
The current network will gradually evolve to become a more modern, attractive and accessible network. Keolis will introduce a range of enhancements to the passenger experience and support the integration and management of several dozen school routes as part of the concession that were previously managed by the Ain department.
New mobility services
To encourage multimodal journeys in the region, Keolis will deploy several new mobility solutions, including:
The extension of the on-demand transport service to cover the entire Greater Bourg-en-Bresse area,
The creation of an electric bike-share system (100 bicycles - 10 stations),
The introduction of a 100% electric town centre shuttle service.
A 100% connected transport service for better accessibility
A new set of digital tools will be created, including a website and a mobile application. This will enable passengers to find out about network services and book them online, including:
A dynamic carpooling system,
Services in the Cmabulle app. This innovative and collaborative app is provided by Keolis to allow families to share journeys for school runs and extra-curricular activities for their children, with complete peace of mind.
A new image and a dynamic approach to encourage the use of shared mobility
To highlight the attractiveness of public transport and promote the improvements made, Keolis will enhance the image of the network with:
A new name and visual identity,
The launch of both digital and traditional initiatives to promote the network.
Keolis is proud of having gained the trust of the Communauté d'agglomération du Grand Bassin de Bourg-en-Bresse to help it implement its mobility strategy over an area that has expanded significantly. Working within a tightly controlled budget, this ambitious new contract will enhance the appeal of the network and offer solutions adapted to mobility requirements throughout the region.
Frédéric Baverez, CEO for Keolis France
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