Traduction de «Programmes - Voirie et transport » (Français → Anglais) :

11. Stresses the importance of transport in general in ensuring territorial, economic and social cohesion; is concerned that investment in the rail sector is not progressing according to plan and is below the level of progress in the road sector, thus not contributing sufficiently to the decarbonisation of transport; underlines in this context that disproportionately planned transport investments between the different modes are detrimental to the creation of intermodal European transport system and notes that further delays in imple ...[+++]mentation could accentuate imbalances;

11. Stresses the importance of transport in general in ensuring territorial, economic and social cohesion; is concerned that investment in the rail sector is not progressing according to plan and is below the level of progress in the road sector, thus not contributing sufficiently to the decarbonisation of transport; underlines in this context that disproportionately planned transport investments between the different modes are detrimental to the creation of intermodal European transport system and notes that further delays in imple ...[+++]mentation could accentuate imbalances;

4. Deplores the imbalance in the planned transport investments between the different modes (€41 billion for road infrastructure, as against €23.6 billion for rail and €0.6 billion for inland waterways), which is detrimental to the creation of a sustainable intermodal European transport system; hopes, therefore, that European funds allocated to rail transport projects will be assigned priority and will be increased wherever road infrastructure is already sufficiently developed;

– 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, commun ...[+++]ication 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, commun ...[+++]ication 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 .

Nationally, coordination capacity needs to improve in some sectors between the national and regional programmes (in particular transport, which is the most problematic, then innovation/research and education).