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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.
- Published on 01/12/2022
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.
Denmark: Keolis begins operating two bus networks in the Northern Jutland region running predominantly on renewable energy
On 8 August 2021, Keolis Denmark, Keolis' Danish subsidiary, started the operation and maintenance of two bus networks in the Northern Jutland region in north-western Denmark. The €190 million contract was awarded to Keolis in December 2020 by the Public Transport Authority Nordjyllands Trafikselskab (NT) to operate and maintain 77 buses, 67 of which run on renewable energy, for 10 years. They will serve a population of 500,000 in the city of Aalborg and surrounding towns.
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Keolis to continue as operator of the Bergen light rail network in Norway
Keolis will continue operating the light rail network of Bergen for another eight years and will now also manage the maintenance of the trams. Passenger numbers have doubled on the network since Keolis started the operations in 2010. This new contract award illustrates the strong partnership between Keolis and Bybanen AS – the new transport authority - over the past eight years. The new contract also reaffirms Keolis' position as a world leader in light rail operations
On 29 June 2018, Keolis' Norwegian subsidiary, Keolis Norge, was awarded a contract by Bybanen AS, the local transport authority, to continue operating the Bergen light rail network for another eight years and to also manage the maintenance of the trams . The renewed contract which is subject to a statutory 10-day standstill period will be effective from July 2019.
Press release - Keolis to continue as operator of the Bergen light rail network in Norway (pdf) (60.06 Ko)
Bergen is Norway's second largest city with a population of over 280,000 inhabitants. The project for the tram network was initiated by Skyss SA with the operation of the network awarded to Keolis in 2009. Since its launch in 2010, the Bergen tramway network has undergone rapid expansion. Initially 9.6 km long, linking the city centre to Nesttun, it has been extended twice, once in 2013 to Lagunen and once in 2017 to Flesland airport, and is now 20 km long. The Bergen tram network has 28 trams manufactured by Stadler, capable of carrying up to 280 passengers. The service is currently used by 12 million passengers every year. Service frequency is once every five minutes during peak hours, with an extended service on Friday and Saturday nights.
The tram network has brought economic and employment benefits to the city and the surrounding region. Since the opening of the network, the number of operational employees has increased by 80% with current staff numbers at 140 overall. Improvements to the service have caused passenger satisfaction rates to remain consistently between 95% and 99%.
With the success of the light rail network, Bybanen AS now plans to extend the network to the north and to the west, delivering an additional 10 km by 2022. This extension will also include a new depot and 12 to 14 additional new trams.
Keolis is the world leader in tram operations, operating on 930 km of tracks and 22 networks worldwide.
We are very pleased by the trust that Bybanen AS has placed in us to continue managing the Bergen light rail network. At their side, we have successfully delivered continuous performance while meeting the demands of a growing network. We are looking forward to eight more years of collaboration with Bybanen AS, and we are more committed than ever to providing the residents and visitors of the city of Bergen with a sustainable, comfortable and safe service.
Bernard Tabary, CEO International Keolis
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