Question 14259 — transportation

Summary

Mrs. Yolaine de Courson draws the attention of the Minister, to the Minister of State, Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, responsible for transport, to the multimodal transport platform project of Is-sur-Tille in Côte-d'Or. The community of communes of the Tille and Ignon valleys plans to acquire a tarmac surface of 2,100 m² adjoining the Is-sur-Tille - Marcilly sur Tille station and including the SNCF is the owner in order to establish a multimodal transport platform there. This would involve renovating the roadway, creating parking spaces for cars, buses and bicycles, installing a carpooling area, charging stations for electric vehicles and an electric bicycle rental site. Located 25 km from the Dijon metropolis, the Is-Marcilly railway station has numerous services suitable for journeys home-work in an area with demographic growth. In 2014, these journeys represented a flow of 400 to 500 people per day, so it would be a question of amplifying this dynamic and promoting soft mobility. This project is unfortunately prevented by the SNCF real estate services who do not wish to part with this land. However, it is completely in line with the will of the government and the “Liberate innovation in the service of mobility” presented on June 13, 2018 on the occasion of the European mobility fair, and which foreshadows the future mobility orientation law. Also, she would like to know the solutions envisaged in order to support this type of projects adjacent to railway stations so that part of the land area can be exploited by local authorities via acquisition or rental.

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