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Keoride On Demand public transport service in Mount Barker expands to new areas
The Keoride On Demand Public Transport trial service in Mount Barker (South Australia) is being extended for the second time to June 2021 since first starting in January 2020
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- Published on 01/21/2021 Excerpt:
A new driverless shuttle starts operating in Raby Bay
26 November 2020
Today marks the start of passenger services for Phase II of the Redlands Coast Smart Mobility Trial in Raby Bay.
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- Published on 11/26/2020 Excerpt:
Keoride embraced by the community in the Northern Beaches - Celebrates 3 years
Published on 12/11/2020
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- Published on 11/19/2020 Excerpt:
Keolis wins its first heavy rail contract in Australia
21/09/2020
On 18 September 2020, Keolis Downer, Keolis’ Australian subsidiary, was awarded a 1.32 billion euro (AUS$ 2.14 billion) contract by South Australia's Department of Infrastructure and Transport to operate and maintain the commuter rail network of Adelaide in the State of South Australia. This is the first time this network will be managed by a private operator.
The contract, which takes effect on 31 January 2021, is for an initial period of eight years, extendible to twelve years. As part of this contract, Keolis Downer will deliver more services and improve passenger experience.
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- Published on 09/21/2020 Excerpt:
Australia: Keolis marks first anniversary in operating Newcastle light rail as part of a multimodal network
04/03/2020
With over 1.2 million passenger trips recorded since the first day of service in February 2019, Newcastle light rail has become a popular public transport option for the city’s residents, making the city more liveable and sustainable.
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- Published on 03/04/2020 Excerpt:
