Creation of a modern public transport system in cross-border relations. Lessons learned.
One of the main goals of the Interconnect Final Conference was to share our project results with all stakeholders.
A great success of the Interconnect Final Conference!
Our Big Day is already behind us but the emotions accompanying us throughout the event are still very alive.
Interconnect Final Conference comming up
Our big day is comming soon!
Interconnect Final Conference Invitation & Agenda
We are happy to invite all Project Partners and interested stakeholders to the Interconnect project Final Conference on “Future of Public Transport – Trends, Tools, Governance”, which will be held online, on 1st of October 2020.
PT Data for multi-stakeholder planning and monitoring excel tool for public transport services
We are proud to announce that the first Interconnect scientific paper was accepted for publication at the CSTFM-conference in Madrid in October. The paper authored by Dr Sven Borén (lead author, Blekinge Institute of Technology), Dr Henrik Ny (Blekinge Institute of Technology), Juliette Tenart (Bax&Company) and Marco Mazouzi (HIE-RO), is a result of the work in WP 3.5 and relates to a process and solutions for sustainable cross-border and regional public transport.
Cross-project exchange: Interconnect and SB Transport Loops
In the middle of August our Project Leader - Mattias Andersson from Region Blekinge was invited by Mukran Port, Germany to participate in 'South Baltic Transport Loops' project partnership meeting, where he had a chance to speak about the findings of the Interconnect project and discuss the cross-project exchange.
New Baltic connection between Liepaja – Karlskrona – Travemünde
From 13th August Stena Line started a new freight focused connection between Germany, Sweden and Latvia by adding a port-call in Karlskrona on the existing ferry route between Travemünde and Liepaja.
A cruise from Warnemünde
If you are planning a cruise from Rostock-Warnemünde this year and would like to travel by train, there is no problem with that!
Interconnect Final Conference
We are happy to announce that the Interconnect project Final Conference on "Future of Public Transport - Trends, Tools, Governence" will be held online, on 1st October 2020.
Please feel free to share the information among all your interested stakeholders and don't forget to save the date!
More details to follow soon.
Scandlines hybrid ferry with Norsepower Rotor Sail
Only a month ago, Scandlines passenger ferry M/V Copenhagen operating between Rostock (Germany) and Gedser (Denmark) was retrofitted with a 30m tall Rotor Sail unit.
From Germany to Sweden with “FRS Königslinjen”
In September 2020 a historic route between German island of Rügen and Sweden will be reopened.
HIE-RO about to deliver an Indicator-based self-evaluation tool in Excel for public transport planners
By Marco Mazouzi
Within the task 4.2 “Implementing a multi-stakeholder planning model for public transport services “ HIE-RO is about to deliver an Indicator-based self-evaluation tool in Excel for public transport planners. This tool will assess the current public transport performance based upon selected key transport indicators, by monitoring the indicator performance over time as well as by comparing the city with other cities and regions. The tool will also indicate the strengths and weaknesses of the transport system of the city, thereby helping decision makers to identify fields of intervention in the public transport domain.
Call for PT to be key sector in European Recovery Plan
"Public transport is vital to keep cities alive & for the European economy"
UITP Europe together with more than 80 CEOs and city representatives called the European Union institutions to include the urban public transport sector in the EU's COVID19 recovery plan.
Interreg makes a difference in sustainable transport
Wondering what measures is Interreg programme undertaking to improve sustainable transport all across European Union?
European Commission's package of measures to support transport sector due to COVID19
On 29th April European Commission adopted a package of measures that will provide significant relief to the transport sector.
The package is aimed at solving practical problems, removing administrative burdens, and increasing flexibility.