Paris: weekend mass transit surges as pandemic effects wane

Gare du Nord, Paris. Source: Jan Ramroth
Gare du Nord station, in Paris, France. Jan Ramroth. Creative Commons Licence 2.0

A recent report published by L’Institut Paris Region, titled “Leisure and Tourism Mobility: Current Practices in Mass Transit and New Challenges,” (Mobilité loisirs et tourisme : pratiques actuelles en mass transit et nouveaux défis) highlights the significance of public transportation in addressing both environmental concerns and the evolving needs of residents and tourists alike.

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Paris: weekend mass transit surges as pandemic effects wane

Gare du Nord, Paris. Source: Jan Ramroth
Gare du Nord station, in Paris, France. Jan Ramroth. Creative Commons Licence 2.0

A recent report published by L’Institut Paris Region, titled “Leisure and Tourism Mobility: Current Practices in Mass Transit and New Challenges,” (Mobilité loisirs et tourisme : pratiques actuelles en mass transit et nouveaux défis) highlights the significance of public transportation in addressing both environmental concerns and the evolving needs of residents and tourists alike.

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Author: Emma Dailey

Emma Dailey is an editor at RailTech.com and RailTech.be.

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