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France intends to draw inspiration from its European neighbor to launch a unified ticket office. Experiments could be launched in the coming months.
France will take inspiration from the Netherlands to imagine a single ticketing system for transport, the governments of the two countries said on Thursday.
On the sidelines of Emmanuel Macron’s visit to the Netherlands on Wednesday, French Transport Minister Clément Beaune and Dutch Infrastructure Minister Mark Harbers undertook to “strengthen their cooperation for the decarbonization of transport“, they said in a press release.
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The Netherlands has adeveloped system of unified and interoperable ticketing, usable on all transport in the territory“, underline the two ministries. In France, Clément Beaune would like to launch a similar single ticket within two years, and experiments could be launched in the coming months. The goal is asingle national transport ticket“, had said the French ministry in February, the minister distinguishing well the “support” of “rates» you ticket.
And “partnership” between the two countries, whose contours we do not know, will make it possible to “share expertise and feedback, for the benefit of national projects and users of transport services“, according to the press release on Thursday.
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