UITP EUROPEAN POLICIES – A UITP PERSPECTIVE EMTA MEETING, LONDON, 09/10/14

UITP NEW LEGISLATURE

3UITP Parliament: 751 new Members elected in the 28 Member States President: Martin Schulz Commission: President: Jean- Paul Juncker Vice-President, Jobs, Growth, Investment & Competitiveness: Jyrki Katainen (EPP) Commissioner for Transport and Space: Maroš Šefčovič (S&D)

UITP POLITICAL GUIDELINES FOR THE NEXT COMMISSION 2

From President-elect Juncker’s political guidelines: A New Boost for Jobs, Growth and Investment (The ambition is also to mobilise up to €300 billion in additional public and private investment in the real economy over the next 3 years) 1.A Connected Digital Single Market 2.A Resilient Energy Union with a Forward-Looking Climate Change Policy 3.A Deeper and Fairer Internal Market with a Strengthened Industrial Base 4.…….. 10/10/2015 UITP5

Šefčovič’s and Katainen’s hearings: Investments and funding (EIB) Job creation Social dialogue/social dumping Safety & security/passengers rights ITS, smart mobility (apps) Railway interoperability User and polluter pays principle Review of the 2011 White Paper Advancing the 4th Railway Package UITP6 HEARINGS OF COMMISSIONERS

Proposed questions in 3 areas: 1.Recognition of public transport as the backbone for sustainable urban mobility 2.Facilitating the development of tomorrow’s integrated urban mobility networks 3.Supporting industry and driving innovation UITP7 HEARINGS OF COMMISSIONERS

Priorities of the Italy, Latvia and Luxembourg presidency (1 July December 2015 ): The Trio will give new impetus to Europe 2020 strategy for a smart, sustainable and inclusive growth, which will be key to economic recovery and further development of competitiveness of the European Union. Energy and Climate policies are of strategic importance. The Trio Presidency will work to complete the Digital Single Market, as a common space for European progress and competitiveness. UITP8 POLITICAL GUIDELINES FOR THE NEXT COMMISSION

UITP UITP MAIN MESSAGES3

Published brochure for new MEPs, presenting: Public Transport and its importance for economic development + jobs Our main policy messages for the new parliamentary period ( ) Our guiding principles Upcoming Policy Paper, Nov UITP10 PUBLICATIONS

GUIDING PRINCIPLES A coherent policy framework across different fields, including energy, competition, industry, climate, education, regional, social, health and consumer policy. Regulatory stability is key for the sector to be able to provide the substantial long-term investments that are absolutely necessary for dealing with the expected increase in traffic. The specific legal framework for transport should be maintained, as it allows to take into account the particular nature of public transport, which is often a public service provided by local authorities but also an activity of private operators. In order to reach the ambitious EU aims for more sustainable urban mobility, new technologies and concepts are needed. Policy- makers should ensure that the necessary financial means for public transport research and innovation are available. UITP11 4 PRIORITIES FOR THE EUROPEAN TRANSPORT SECTOR

UITP MAIN TOPICS ON THE AGENDA 4

13UITP Legal framework for PSO European Urban Agenda Increase of energy efficiency in urban mobility and transition to low carbon economy Road charging & internalisation of external costs Integrated ticketing and travel information Social Dialogue

SUPPORTING ACTIVITIES Smart Cities Strategic implementation plan – 26 November 2013 Basis for speeding up the deployment of Smart City solutions €200m in the next 2 years under Horizon 2020

Launched February 2014 Integrated collective transport for multi-modal integration Improve and better connect public transport and ‘soft’ modes (especially walking and cycling) by applying smart urban technologies and services to transform the traveller's experience Electrification of public transport Electrification and integration of public transport on the basis of a multi-modal approach provides a sufficient alternative to individual private transport Clean urban logistics and freight distribution Make urban freight logistics efficient, seamless and low-emission through using smart urban technologies and services which can also help improve business-to-business and business-to-customer services and reduce overall energy use SUPPORTING ACTIVITIES

16UITP Shift2Rail - European Research & Innovation Programme aiming to: Increase the competitiveness of the European rail industry to help it retain world leadership; Increase the attractiveness of rail transport. - Public-private Joint Undertaking - Budget of 920 Million Euros for SUPPORTING ACTIVITIES

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THANK YOU Stéphanie Priou Organising Authorities Manager