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Keolis publishes the Keoscopie International global mobility study

Keolis, in partnership with Ipsos, has published the results of Keoscopie International, a new global mobility study investigating the habits of a sample made up of 6,600 people based in 37 cities across 15 countries. The study looks at mobility habits of people living in different cities, how those people use new technologies, and the impact that digital technologies have on their mobility. The study also highlights specific national or local features. Keoscopie International is available here in summary with the full results here) Keoscopie International originated in the Keoscopie study which was first launched in 2007 in France. The study looks at socio-demographic changes including work patterns, use of digital technologies, life expectancy and regional development and the impact of these changes on mobility. The study, which reflects Keolis’ commitment to responding to passengers' needs as effectively as possible, has been used to develop bespoke mobility policies that are compatible with public transport authorities’ objectives and passenger aspirations. Operating in 16 countries in partnership with 300 Public Transport Authorities, 2018 saw Keolis decide to expand the study’s scope to become a worldwide study taking in 37 cities in 15 countries.

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- Published on 07/10/2019

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Keolis nominates Didier Cazelles and Fabrice Lepoutre to expand and fortify its Management Committee

Didier Cazelles joins Keolis as Deputy CEO, head of the Territories branch in France. As of 1 July, he takes over from Jacky Pacreau, who has chosen to retire. This appointment gives him a seat on the Group’s Management Committee. Fabrice Lepoutre, Managing Director of EFFIA Stationnement, Keolis’ parking subsidiary, joins the Management Committee as a new member. His nomination symbolises the increasing importance of parking in our territorial mobility policies. They both report to Frédéric Baverez, Keolis Group Executive Director France. The Keolis Management Committee, which now has 15 members, is one of the group’s two steering and coordination bodies, along with the Executive Committee. These two committees help to define the Group’s strategic directions.

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- Published on 07/09/2019

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Keolis-operated tram systems in France, the UK, Norway and Australia among the best performing in the world according to new study

Lyon, Bordeaux, Lille, Dijon and Tours’ tram systems distinguished in the study in France. Trams in Bergen in Norway, Manchester and Nottingham in the UK and Melbourne and Gold Coast in Australia delivering strong performances around the world. For Keolis Group Executive Chairman Jean-Pierre Farandou the results reflect the vision and determination of Keolis’ public transport authority partners who recognise the high return on investment offered by trams for passengers.

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- Published on 07/04/2019

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Keolis chosen again to operate the contract for the Aix-en-Provence transport network

The Aix-Marseille-Provence Metropolis has once again chosen Keolis to operate the Métropole Mobilité Aix-en-Provence – its transport network, for a period of nine years. With projected average annual revenue of €47 million, the new contract will take effect on 4 November 2019. Keolis’ task will be to improve the transport services across the four communes making up the Pays d’Aix area and to transition the network over to a more global, more sustainable and more connected form of mobility. Over the period of the contract, Keolis has committed to increasing passenger numbers by 31% and boosting revenue by 40% across the whole network. Having recently taken over management of Antibes-Sophia Antipolis and Menton, this is the third consecutive contract that the group has landed in the Sud Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur region, thus shoring up its position as a leading urban and suburban transport provider.

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- Published on 07/03/2019

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Keolis awarded new contract in Norway to operate fossil free buses in Bergen

The 9½ year bus contract will see Keolis operating a fleet that runs on 100% renewable energy, consisting of 136 mainly electric buses. Synergies between the new bus operation and Keolis’ light rail network will offer passengers a more integrated mobility offer. Keolis’ track record in operating worldwide bus networks and light rail guarantees a solid expertise base for Bergen’s public transport users.

Press Releases

- Published on 06/27/2019

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From Hyderabad to Melbourne, Keolis’ 63,000 employees share the same values: "We Imagine, We Care, We Commit". These values are an intrinsic part of the Group’s culture and history, and the heart of its DNA. They unite all teams as part of a "One Keolis” approach, focused on the satisfaction of passengers and public transport authorities.

We Imagine

Keolis invents multimodal mobility solutions tailored to each town, city, or region’s specific issues and financial constraints. Our teams continuously innovate to create attractive transport solutions focused on passenger satisfaction and quality of service or performance?

We Care

We ensure millions of people are satisfied every day by placing the passenger at the heart of our network planning and operations. We win the trust of public transport authorities by forging partnerships based on open dialogue and transparency. We motivate our 63,000 employees by making mutual respect the foundation of our human resources policy.

We Commit

We honour our contractual commitments to public transport authorities in relation to safety, service quality, reliability, and operations. We also act in all circumstances as a responsible stakeholder in the development of sustainability mobility in every city and region where we operate.

Local adaptation and implementation

So that every employee can make the Group’s values their own, they are adapted into the language of each of our 16 countries of operation and implemented according to the local context.

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