Public transport authorities have to deal with a wide range of complex, challenging and sometimes contradictory issues, such as the ecological transition, safety, economic and social development and the public's new expectations in terms of mobility. As a key partner to local authorities, Keolis works with and for them to build efficient, tailored, sustainable and inclusive transport solutions.
Building customised and sustainable multimodal mobility
Keolis is committed to making shared, sustainable mobility a lever to enhance the vitality of communities. Working closely with public transport authorities (PTAs), the Group harnesses its expertise to devise innovative, efficient and sustainable mobility solutions for each community, perfectly tailored to the needs of its citizens.
From trains, trams, buses and the metro to on-demand transport, transport for people with reduced mobility and autonomous shuttles, Keolis takes a multimodal approach by combining different modes of transport to provide smooth, simple mobility every day. And because an efficient transport solution is also an economically viable solution for the community, Keolis strives to use all the levers at its disposal to control costs and optimise revenue.
Keolis, a trusted partner of public transport authorities
Keolis believes in the values of dialogue, listening, co-construction, transparency and honouring commitments. The Group is committed to building long-term relationships of trust with public transport authorities. Its goal: to obtain collective buy-in to guarantee the performance and relevance of mobility propositions and services over the long term.

Keolis’ commitments to PTAs
Keolis is one of the world leaders in local mobility, with a human and differentiating approach to all its projects. Opting for Keolis means opting for a high service quality experience.

Contributing to the vitality of communities
By facilitating everyday travel and connections between city centres and suburbs, Keolis contributes to regional development, economic vitality and regional planning.
The Group also contributes to local and permanent jobs. As a major employer in many regions, Keolis builds ties with official and non-governmental local employment organisations. These partners can pinpoint the candidates interested in pursuing a career in a transport related function and offer attractive and long-lasting career prospects to people who live in the region.