Case Study: Improving the service in Public Transport - Belgrad, Serbia

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Synopsis

Belgrad has a changing bus (110 routes, 1,300 km), trolleybus (7 routes, 57 km) and tramway (10 routes, 121 km) network. The market share of public transport has had a tendency to decline in the latest years, and it now represents less than 40%. It occurred as a consequence of the break down of the public transport system, of the small number of vehicles and of the cancellation of uniform tariff system. Several measures have be taken in order to improve the service in public transport:

• introducing new school-bus routes,
• increasing of the number of new vehicles,
• reconstruction of rail tracks,
• giving the priority to public transport electrical vehicles at intersections,
• introducing minivans for disabled (door to door service) and transport of blind and disabled children.

Target groups: all citizens
Fields: public transport

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Municipality of Belgrad GSP "Beograd"