Veolia Verkehr

Veolia Transport GmbH (until 2006 Connex Transport GmbH ), headquartered in Berlin is the largest active in Germany private rail and bus companies. Veolia Transport is a subsidiary of Transdev Group, which traded until March 2013 as Veolia Transdev.

History

Since the majority takeover of the private railway company German Railway Company (DEG ) 1997, the Veolia group was in the German transport and active transport. After the complete takeover of DEG in 2000 they founded the company Connex. In the following years Connex offered regional, urban and freight transport in Germany. On 1 January 2004 the company was reorganized; the place of Connex Connex Regiobahn and city traffic were new regional divisions (North- West, South - West, South and East ( and originally also North ) ).

Designed to industrial customers freight business was concentrated in the Veolia Cargo Germany and was sold to SNCF in 2009; it has since been trading under the name Captrain Germany.

With the completed in March 2011 merger of Veolia Transport with Transdev Veolia Transdev the former, the German business activities Transdev came to Veolia Transport. Following the integration of Transdev, the company was reorganized into two business areas: rail and bus.

Indicators and activities

Under the umbrella of Veolia Transport the aligned to the passenger transport business is managed by the two divisions, rail and bus. With a total of 5,636 employees in 43 subsidiaries and a turnover of 605 million euros in 2011, Veolia Transportation is the leading private-sector transport companies in Germany. It is active in public transport (PT ) in urban and regional passenger transport by bus and coach in 1442 and 17 tramcars ( VGG Görlitz ) and as a railway undertakings (RUs ) in rail transport ( regional rail ); Veolia Transport provides 323 railcars and locomotives 18 total 45.7 million train kilometers a year.

With InterConnex the company is active since 2002 in the distance rail passenger transport ( SPFV ); also provides Veolia since March 2012 the operation of the HKX as a service safely.

In the area of ​​charter traffic Veolia Transport runs from March 2008 for the BwFuhrpark -Service GmbH, a subsidiary of the German Armed Forces; this short-term charter contracts are carried out on instructions from the Bundeswehr nationwide.

Business Unit Rail

Train North, East and South

• Bayerische Oberland Bahn (BOB ), wooden churches Meridian as a mark of BOB

• Nord-Ostsee- Bahn (NOB ), Kiel
• Ostseelandverkehr ( OLA ), merger of Ostmecklenburgische Railway Company ( OME) and Mecklenburg Railroad ( MEBA ) InterConnex brand of the OLA

• Same resin- Express
• Resin -Berlin- Express

• Central German Regiobahn

Railway West

• North Western Railway ( NCA )
• Transregio German regional train, Koblenz

Bus Division

• Ahrweiler Transport Company, Brohl- Lützing
• Griensteidl, Grobenzell
• Habus transport, Hagen
• Heidenheimer Transport Company
• Mittelrheinischer Transport Company, Neuwied
• Nassauische transport company
• Lower Silesian transport company, White Water
• North German Transport Authority ( NBI), Niebüll
• Bus transport Ruoff GmbH (OVR ), Waiblingen
• PalatinaBus, Edenkoben
• Passenger Müritz, Waren ( Müritz)
• RegioBus Gütersloh, Rheda- Wiedenbrück
• Rhine bus transport company, Dusseldorf, together with the Rheinbahn
• Rohde Transport Authority ( Rohde ), Husum
• Rurtalbus, Düren
• SaxBus Eilenburger bus, hurry castle, a subsidiary of Veolia Transport Rhineland
• Schaumburg transport company ( SVG), Hagen, together with the RegioBus Hannover
• City bus Schwäbisch Hall
• City traffic Pforzheim (SVP ), Pforzheim
• Bustouristik ton, Feldberg (Mecklenburg)
• Veolia East Westphalia ( TWE ), Rheda- Wiedenbrück
• Traffic operation Lahn- Dill, Limburg
• Traffic Operation Rhein Eifel Mosel, Polch
• Traffic Operation Rhein Lahn, Bogel
• Traffic Operation Rhine Westerwald, powder creek
• Traffic Goerlitz ( SG ), Görlitz, with tram
• Veolia Transport Rhein -Main Alpina Bad Homburg
• Alpina Rhein -Main