Transvilles has set up a strategy to win back local customers. Their new approach to customer relationship management includes tools such as the new website, personalized communication on social networks, and new services at sales offices.

The RATP Dev venture has also boosted safety on its trams and buses through considerable restructuring.

Similarly, hands-on management is a priority to breathe new life and color into the system.

In order to ensure the best possible travel conditions for all twelve municipalities in the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines conurbation outside of Paris and to promote local economic growth, SQYBUS – an RATP Dev subsidiary founded in 1975 – offers modern and comfortable transportation. Today, it operates the second-largest transportation system in the greater Paris region after the RATP.

RATP Dev Suisse Transport Public has been active in the canton of Geneva for over 40 years. The company’s core business is operating regular routes through subcontractors for Geneva Public Transport (TPG).

An urban transportation subsidiary of RATP Dev Suisse, RATP Dev Suisse Transport Public has made it easier for students, tourists, local residents and professionals to travel, both locally and across the border. 

The Hong Kong tram, with its double-deckers, has become a symbol of the city. It celebrated its one hundredth anniversary in 2004, yet still looks as young as ever.

Hong Kong locals are particularly fond of their tram, the subject of many a childhood memory or family anecdote. It has garnered the affectionate nickname of "Ding Ding".

The tram's main challenge is to transport 200,000 passengers every day in one of the most densely populated cities in the world. All the while, it remains one of the most environmentally friendly forms of transportation.

RATP El Djazaïr was entrusted with the operation and maintenance of Algiers metro line 1 when it first opened in 2011. Today that line is 12 kilometers long, boasts 14 stations, and carries 200,000 passengers every day.

Open Tour Paris is a practical and enjoyable alternative for visitors in Paris. Tourists can enjoy a unique view of the capital from the upper deck of the easily recognizable blue-white-red buses.

They can hop on and off at Open Tour-specific stops that are always near one of the city's attractions.

The safety of COM'BUS passengers is the priority of this RATP Dev venture. To this end, concrete action is taken and ground teams are reinforced on the routes. Around twenty ticket checkers and station attendants work hard every day for the well-being of their customers, making sure they travel stress-free.

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The COM’BUS maintenance garage provides services for other RATP Dev transit systems, including Tam, Mobicité and Ligne Express.

Offering optimal, quality DRT service at the best price, and helping people with disabilities maintain or regain independence through high-quality, customized, affordable transportation*. That's the challenge RATP Dev's subsidiary, FlexCité, has met head on for over 10 years. It is the only French transit system with Qualicert and "Bientraitance" certification for outstanding service.

Gem'Bus is a subsidiary of RATP Dev and a partner of the Geneva public transit authority. For seven years it has carried Swiss and French commuters smoothly across the border between Haute-Savoie in France and downtown Geneva.

To meet the needs of cross-border commuters even more closely, Gem'Bus amped up its service. Route D buses now come by every six minutes at rush hour. Automatic ticket distributors are also provided to speed up boarding.

In July 2017, STU Bourges signed a new five-year agreement to operate and modernize the city's bus system. Since September 2017, the employees of this RATP Dev subsidiary have put their know-how to good use and Bourges residents now enjoy a brand new transit system. The 65 buses are more environmentally friendly, with half of them running on natural gas.

Locals can also discover the city and its events with three pilot routes that run every six minutes, a downtown shuttle, and a night-time route that leaves from the train station.

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