Valérie Pécres hopes to curb the increase in the Navigo fare to around €80, from the current €75.20, if the government passes legislation to increase the mobility charge for businesses in the Ile-de-France region, which “must accept their share of the efforthe said Tuesday.
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Valerie Pecrese, president of the Ile-de-France region and patron of the regional transport authority Ile-de-France Mobilites (IDFM), assured:Next year, the Navigo pass will definitely increase in the state.“But if the mobility charge, a tax on companies with more than 11 employees to fund transport, does not increase.”it’s a €90 passFrom 2023, he insisted. “The local authority told me yes to increase their contribution by 7.5%“, he said, and the price of the pass is likely to increase by the same proportion, or about 80 euros per month.
“Minister of Economy”.Bruno Le Maire said that the baguette should not be too much, well, the same should be true for the metro.”, launched Valérie Pécresse during a visit to the Crespin and Petite-Forêt (Nord) Alstom stations to unveil the new rolling stock commissioned by IDFM for the Paris Metro and RER. Local authorities currently fund transport in the Ile-de-France region up to 12%, travelers 38% and businesses 50%.
The president of the Ile de France region similarly wants to maintain this balance. He also reminded that regardless of everything.investment programs will be maintained» with the operation of the new Grand Paris Express lines, the extension of the RER E or line 14 and the purchase of new trains and metros.
“I won’t sacrifice the offer either“, he promised, while he recently asked the RATP to return to a 100% pre-scaled offer as soon as possible. On December 7, the meeting of the IDFM board will take place, which will decide on the financing options for 2023. €750m needs to be found to allow trials of the new lines to start and to pay the energy bill due to explode next year. .
Source: Le Figaro
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