Promoting interaction among customers

Real-time access to information allows transport users to navigate the city and its services through geolocation.

It can also promote interaction among passengers. RATP has embarked upon experimental projects exploring the idea of activities to entertain transport users on their journeys.

Transports Amoureux


The T3 tramway was the setting chosen for an innovative experiment launched in conjunction with CNAM, the French National Conservatory of Arts and Crafts, as part of Futur en Seine 2009, the Île-de-France region’s mobile internet festival. A free iPhone application called Transports Amoureux enabled T3 passengers and local residents to share their thoughts on the city and the tram line. T3 users and local residents were able to use their iPhones to post messages and tell others about things that struck or impressed them. Posting and reading messages, be they poetic or informative, while waiting for your tram and throughout your journey is a way of making daily travel more pleasant, or even a little magical.

Musetrek


You can turn a routine journey into a real expedition through the city, and without breaking the bank. A free iPhone application has been made available to help Parisians look at their city, and their public transport network, with fresh eyes. RATP’s teams devised 4 routes (Modernity, Art, Science and Humanities) passing through 18 metro stations. Participants can post their comments about the routes, or suggest others, introducing a real collaborative dimension to these expeditions.

    

7 fields of innovation

While getting from A to B remains a fundamental element, mobility now means much more than that.

Walking: a key element in mobility

Walking is an integral part of mobility. Every passenger has to walk at some point. RATP intends to make it as easy as possible for them to do so.

Promoting interaction among customers

Real-time access to information allows transport users to navigate the city and its services through geolocation.

Services tailored to senior citizens

RATP intends to facilitate travel for senior citizens and over-75s, in order to allow them to maintain their autonomy and independence.

Promoting mobility through education

Mobility is a key attribute in today’s urbanised, interconnected society. As well as operating transport services, RATP has a responsibility to facilitate mobility.

The metro of the 21st century

RATP was one of the world's most important underground railway network operators in the 20th century. And it intends to remain so in the 21st century.

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Using cognitive science to enhance mobility

Practices, behaviours, tools and representations related to mobility are changing.

Promoting autonomous mobility

New, hybrid systems are developing alongside the familiar modes of public transport (bus, metro, RER, tramway).

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