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A Eurostar train sits at a platform in Brussels central station
A Eurostar train sits at a platform in Brussels central station
 
News  

Final Report in 5 languages
17/02/2005
VOYAGER project reached each end on December 2004. The Final Report summarises the three year project and its results. The Final Report is available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. [more]

Policy and Research Recommendations report available
17/02/2005
The VOYAGER deliverable 5 describes policy and research recommendations for the future development of public transport until 2020. [more]
Events

VOYAGER Final Conference
21/02/2005
The sessions of the Final Conference addressed the issues of a vision of public transport for 2020, the individual needs of public transport costumers, cost efficiency and improved public transport management. The presentations are available on request. [more]
Présentation du projet Voyager,
version française

VOYAGER is an initiative of the European Commission’s Directorate General for Transport & Energy, Clean Transport Unit. The project is led by an international team of public transport organisations, local authorities, research centres and transport consultants.

The objective of VOYAGER is to create a vision and make recommendations for the implementation of attractive, clean, safe, accessible, effective, efficient and financeable European local and regional public transport systems for the year 2020.

During the first phase of the project, which started in September 2001, six expert working groups have examined the state of the art and identified current problems and barriers to the implementation of competitive and attractive public transport systems. During its second phase, which started in April 2003, VOYAGER considers the impact of global trends on the future of public transport and prepare policy and RTD recommendations for all public transport stakeholders at local, regional, national and European level.