This case study report presents the cross-border public service Ringlinjen between Haparanda (Sweden) and Tornio (Finland).
It explores the business model of this service, including its governance arrangements, operational provisions to develop the service and address demand, and its territorial scope. This case study report demonstrates the benefit of a jointly owned travel centre on the border as a solution to making transport services more integrated. The jointly owned travel centre acts as a major node for both local, and regional bus services. Following this the report presents the key obstacles that the service faces and suggests solutions to these, while the concluding section reflects upon the lessons learnt from this case study.
This case study report is part of a series of 31 case studies developed in the framework of the study ‘Providing public transport in cross-border regions – Mapping of existing services and legal obstacles’, completed by Spatial Foresight in cooperation with TCP international, TRT trasporti e territorio and EureConsult for the European Commission’s DG REGIO.
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