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The 3rd European professional
exhibition for all key players in public transport and sustainable transport
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Transports Publics 2008 will be
bringing together urban, interurban and regional transport professionals from
across France and Europe: organising authorities, operators, industries,
manufacturers, sub-contractors and others.
This bi-annual event is a
not-to-be-missed meeting place for key players from the rail, bus, coach and
soft mode sectors and associated businesses, including public works,
infrastructures, civil engineering, e-money and e-ticketing, design, banking,
insurance, energy companies, and others. |
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| Transports Publics 2008: |
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A 3-day exhibition. |
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10 000 delegates
expected. |
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200 exhibitors. |
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25 000 m² of exhibition
space. |
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The only pan-European multimodal
exhibition |
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| With increasing internationalisation of
transport markets and deregulation, network development and purchasing by local
authorities and operators are major financial undertakings. Transports Publics
2008 will be meeting this need*: |
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40% overseas
exhibitors. |
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Delegates from 38
nations. |
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European organising committee. |
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Guests of honour (networks and
cities) from across Europe. |
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Overseas delegations of company
heads and politicians. |
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| *2006 figures |
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Focus on innovation |
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| The exhibition is a focus for the latest
innovations in equipment, techniques and management being implemented all over
Europe. With the Public Transport
Innovation Awards and the
Innovation and Research
Track, the exhibition will be highlighting the most outstanding innovations
in the trade. |
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Forging a culture of sustainable
European transport |
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Environmental impact, energy costs,
dwindling fossil fuels, urban gridlock... Public transport makes the best sense
economically and ecologically, and is set to undergo considerable growth in the
near future.
Transports Publics 2008 is pursuing the aim of promoting
public transport and sustainable travel methods by encouraging delegates to
share their experience and best practices. |
