Translation of "Aire desservie par les transports collectifs " (French → English) :

Cycling, trams, suburban railway systems and public transport generally can significantly reduce air pollution and also fossil fuel consumption.

Cycling, trams, suburban railway systems and public transport generally can significantly reduce air pollution and also fossil fuel consumption.

– Ensuring sustainable and accessible urban mobility: innovative organisation schemes, including clean and safe vehicles and means of transport with lower levels of pollution , including those based on hydrogen and fuel cells, improving accessibility for persons with reduced mobility , improved and innovative solutions for transport vehicles and infrastructure - making them accessible to disabled persons, new public and/or collective transportation modes with a focus on efficiency throughout the ...[+++]entire mobility chain (public/collective transport, carsharing or pooling, walking and cycling) and rationalisation of private transport, communication infrastructure, integrated town planning, street works and transport incorporating modal shifts for freight traffic in line with environmental considerations; affordable schemes, balancing hardware and infrastructure measures with mobility management measures; management tools; smart software for integrated air quality, noise and traffic modelling; improving mobility between cities and their outer regions; mobility management and behavioural change measures .

– Ensuring sustainable and accessible urban mobility: innovative organisation schemes, including clean and safe vehicles and means of transport with lower levels of pollution , including those based on hydrogen and fuel cells, improving accessibility for persons with reduced mobility , improved and innovative solutions for transport vehicles and infrastructure - making them accessible to disabled persons, new public and/or collective transportation modes with a focus on efficiency throughout the ...[+++]entire mobility chain (public/collective transport, carsharing or pooling, walking and cycling) and rationalisation of private transport, communication infrastructure, integrated town planning, street works and transport incorporating modal shifts for freight traffic in line with environmental considerations; affordable schemes, balancing hardware and infrastructure measures with mobility management measures; management tools; smart software for integrated air quality, noise and traffic modelling; improving mobility between cities and their outer regions; mobility management and behavioural change measures .

Communities currently being served want the assurance that Air Canada can be held to its commitments made to the Minister of Transport to maintain service to all the points that were being served by Air Canada, Canadian Airlines and their wholly owned subsidiaries last December 21.

The Commission suggests examination of measures in the following fields: - standards . setting strict environmental standards for the various modes of transport as well as for water, air and soil - and ensuring compliance; - planning . making optimum use of existing modes of transport and making those modes that are less destructive of the environment more competitive; . developing the kind of infrastructure that will permit the operation of modes of transport that provide an alternative to road transport , and promoting public urban and inter-urban transport; - safety . safety in the carriage of dangerous goods; - taxation .taking e ...[+++]xternal costs into account; - economic and tax incentives .encouraging less polluting means of transport; - research . stimulating research aimed at developing 'clean' vehicles and fuels and at traffic management; - information . informing users to make them aware of the consequences their individual choices have for the environment. The outcome of the debate on this Green Paper should provide an insight into the way which it will be possible to achieve the objectives of "sustainable mobility", i.e. to allow transport to fulfill its economic and social functions while limiting its negative effects on the environment and safeguarding the users' free choice .