ABOUT EXPERTISE BRANDS CSR NEWS Search NET The Nottingham Express Transit has gone from strength to strength since Keolis became majority partners in the operation. Today it serves 51 tram stops and counting. Keolis is part of the Tramlink consortium responsible for the operation, maintenance and on-going expansion of the Nottingham tram system. In December 2011, Tramlink entered into a PPP (Public-Private Partnership) agreement for 22.5 years. The network is has undergone a major expansion programme opening two new lines in August 2015, which saw the addition of an extra 17.5km of track and new vehicles, taking the total fleet to more than 30 trams. This project was designed, financed and built by the consortium working in partnership. Keolis has drawn on its international expertise as the world’s leading operator of light rail services into the delivery of the new lines, helping review the project plan at regular intervals and provide advice. The Tram currently includes a number of innovative features that make it one of the most advanced light rail networks in the UK, including the use of former railway alignment, extensive shared-street running and over 3,100 Park and Ride spaces. A number of Keolis-led innovations have already helped to deliver more and better integrated services on the network. More than 300 people are employed by Tramlink in the city. Key Facts: Passenger Transport Authority: Nottingham City Council Contract for 23 years starting from 2011 Network is 32 km long, with 51 tram stops 37 tram sets built by Bombardier, Alstom 19 million passengers per year 304 employees Annual revenue £25m Operation and maintenance is undertaken by Nottingham Trams Ltd, a subsidiary of Keolis (80%) and Trent Barton (20%). For more information, visit: www.thetram.net Previous Next 1 2 KEOLIS WORLDWIDE OUR APPROACH CSR ABOUT NEWS CONTACT FOLLOW US © 2019 Keolis - Web designers - KD Web Cookies Policy Privacy Policy Modern Slavery Statement We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. By clicking "Accept All", you consent to the use of ALL the cookies. However, you can visit "Cookie Preferences" to provide a controlled consent. Please read more about how we collect and use data about you in this way in our Cookies Policy Cookie settings REJECT ACCEPT