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SPUTNIC

The SPUTNIC project highlights the critical challenges facing public transport (PT) in Europe amidst demographic changes, pollution, fossil fuel scarcity, and urbanization. With 60 billion passenger journeys annually and 1.2 million jobs in the sector, PT contributes €130 to 150 billion to the EU economy. This project emphasizes the need for a multimodal, integrated, and attractive PT system to ensure accessibility and sustainability. Strategies include improving cost-effectiveness, prioritizing infrastructure, and raising public awareness. Change is possible, and the future of PT is in our hands!

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SPUTNIC

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  1. SPUTNIC Synthesis of the project’s outcomes Sebastian Emig – UITP European Project Manager

  2. “PT in times of change”

  3. Demographic change – Ageing

  4. Pollution

  5. Increasing scarcity of fossil fuels

  6. Urbanisation

  7. „Car culture“

  8. Political and organisational vacuum

  9. Outdated and overstaffed?

  10. Economic crises

  11. BECAUSE! The market is here…. • Number of public transport passenger journeys per year in the EU: 60 billions (=60.000.000.000) • Number of direct public transport jobs (=operators) in the EU: 1.2 millions • Contribution of public transport to the EU economy (per year): 130 to 150 billion EUR (that is 1 to 1.2%) of the EU GDP. * * figures are estimates, based on a number of hypotheses

  12. Transport provides access to many of our freedoms. The freedom to work and live in different parts of the world. The freedom to enjoy different products and services. The freedom to trade and to establish personal contacts.

  13. Overall SPUTNIC conclusions Improve the cost effectiveness of PT system’s investment and operation Increase the attractiveness of PT system for existing passengers and potential new customers Multimodal, integrated and seamlessPT is necessary to develop sustainable urban transport systems Infrastructure needs to be carefully planned and prioritised to optimise transport chains and the overall transport network Long-term management, maintenance, upgrading and repair of both vehicles and infrastructure. Raise the awareness of and the commitment to PT

  14. Can we change Public Transport ?! Yes, we can!

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