PARIS, July 5, 2013 – Ministers of the Digital Economy Fleur Pellerin and Transport Frédéric Cuvillier Friday expressed their intention to integrate digital technology in transport, during a visit in the new station SNCF “connected” Paris-Montparnasse.
“ It has this ambition ,” said Fleur Pellerin. “I back from South Korea, there you can access the internet in the taxi or the subway and it’s true that it’s still easier for users .”
“We this ambition that new technologies can deal with all the transport infrastructure ,” added Frédéric Cuvillier.
The two ministers said they were working on a plan that aims to make life easier for travelers, widespread access to the Internet in different means of transport.
period “ constrained budget”, they remained vague about the cost of such an initiative, but they hope to announce concrete measures “ by the end of the year “, in collaboration with various groups in the transport sector, including SNCF and RATP.
the medium term, the government and the SNCF want to install, gradually, a solution that ensures a good quality internet access for all users of the TGV, the next three years.
Meanwhile, Ms. Pellerin and Mr. Cuvillier visited the Paris-Montparnasse station “ connected “, newly established by SNCF. They tested it the various initiatives put in place by the railway to improve the comfort of its users.
terminals wifi everywhere, interactive information terminals or terminals for the disabled, “ flashcodes ” (barcode in two dimensions, read on smartphones) scattered facilities to report such a Full trash or broken escalator … The SNCF train station with its test of a dozen new services.
Fleur Pellerin and Frédéric Cuvillier have pedaled including the “we- bike “, which offers biking recharging his smartphone and discovered the application “ Stations 360 “, a model of the station images that allows travelers to plan their benchmarks before the trip.
SNCF is aiming for 100 stations connected “ in the course of 2014 ,” said Rachel Picard, Executive Director of the Station and branch connections. A tender for the infrastructure equipment was launched with a deadline at the end of this year.
“ With the SNCF and its anticipatory side, we will receive a feedback ,” commented Mr. Cuvillier, referring to the government plan.
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