Vol. 4 No. 4 (2013)
Research Article

OPEN BORDERS WITH UNCOORDINATED PUBLIC TRANSPORT: THE CASE OF THE SLOVENIAN-ITALIAN BORDER

Matej GABROVEC
Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Anton Melik Geographical Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Published 2013-12-01

Keywords

  • cross-border cooperation,
  • public passenger transport,
  • Slovenia,
  • Italy

How to Cite

GABROVEC, Matej. 2013. “OPEN BORDERS WITH UNCOORDINATED PUBLIC TRANSPORT: THE CASE OF THE SLOVENIAN-ITALIAN BORDER”. European Journal of Geography 4 (4). https://www.eurogeojournal.eu/index.php/egj/article/view/519.

Abstract

Within the programme of cross-border cooperation between Slovenia and Italy, a project
called TRADOMO was proposed and approved. Its aim is to improve sustainable access and
mobility in the cross-border programme area. Within the framework of this project, we
prepared a study on public transport proposing the steps, based on an analysis of the current
situation, to improve the system of transport connections in public transport with regard to the
needs of the passengers in the cross-border area. The study was made in the towns of
Gorizia/Gorica and Muggia/Milje close by the Slovenian-Italian border. With the state border
drawn after the Second World War these two towns were cut off from their hinterlands.
Proceeding from the analyses of the revitalized traffic flows, we propose a new common
organization of public transport in which municipalities on both sides of the state border
would participate.

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