Question 10247 — transportation

Summary

Ms. Annick Cousin draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister for Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion, responsible for transport, to a recent report from the Senate committee which revealed that the financing needs for everyday public transport between now and 2030 amount to around 100 billion euros. These needs include operating expenses for daily transport, estimated between 8 and 11 billion euros until 2030 (excluding Île-de-France). In addition, the report underlines the importance of massive investments estimated at 100 billion euros to respond to the challenges facing mobility organizing authorities (AOM) by the same deadline. At a time when French citizens are encouraged to favor public transport as much as possible for their daily trips and where the opening up of territories, particularly rural areas, remains a top priority, it is crucial to carefully consider the findings of this report. To deal with this wall of investment in everyday transport that the State is facing, several avenues can be considered. The MP is however surprised that the elimination of the half-fare in transport granted to foreigners in an irregular situation and beneficiaries of the AME was immediately rebutted during the vote on this report. This is a major challenge, it is essential to find creative and sustainable solutions to meet the mobility needs of citizens and to support the development of everyday public transport in the years to come. She asks him how he receives the conclusions of this report and what avenues he is considering to respond to the numerous investments to be made. come.

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