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has the responsibility of organising local traffic. This is done through a department (9) or through companies (8) which might cover two counties. This always includes bus traffic, and often boat traffic. The actual vehicle operation is done by private companies through PSO contracts. Tram and metro
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The ITAs are not "precepting authorities", so they have to negotiate a "levy" every year that is applied to council tax collected by the local authorities in the areas that they serve. The executive usually requests a budget and the council representatives on the ITAs negotiate from this position.
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The integrated transport authorities (ITAs) from 2008 onwards are the bodies which administer the executives; they are made up of councillors representing the areas served by the PTEs. They are responsible for funding the PTEs, and making the policies which the PTEs carry out on their behalf. PTEs
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PTEG's strategy and policy was determined by the Directors General of the PTEs, who met every quarter. It administered a number of specialist task groups which bring together professionals from across the pteg network to focus on specific policy areas and to share expertise and good practice. The
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is created the integrated transport area and integrated transport authority are replaced with the combined area and combined authority. This happened in Greater Manchester on 1 April 2011 and happened in three other integrated transport areas from 1 April 2014: to become the larger Liverpool City
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Region, as well as Sheffield City Region, and West Yorkshire combined areas. In South Yorkshire, West Yorkshire and West Midlands, the PTE has been absorbed into the combined authority, and is no longer a separate legal entity; in these areas the combined authority itself is the executive.
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by the Transport Act 1985 forced them to separate their bus operations into new arms lengths companies. These were called PTC's which were all sold off by the mid 1990s. The PTE's were also stripped of their powers to regulate the fares and timetables of private bus operators.
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PTEG's main tasks were facilitating the exchange of knowledge and good practice within the PTE network, and raising awareness nationally about the key transport challenges which face the city regions, and the public transport solutions which PTEs are implementing.
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The Passenger Transport Executive Group (PTEG) was a federated body based in Leeds to bring together and promote the interests of the six PTEs in England, plus associate members Strathclyde Partnership for Transport;
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have to have at least one. All handle bus traffic and most also train traffic, and sometimes boat traffic. For some counties there are separate organisations for train traffic covering several counties.
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bus services which are not profitable to run but are considered socially necessary, and the PTEs organise this role on their behalf. They are also responsible for providing bus shelters and stations.
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regions or local authorities (communautés de communes, communautés d'agglomération, communautés urbaines or métropoles) are responsible for transportation as Autorités d'Organisation de la Mobilité.
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It is worth bearing in mind that PTEs do not, strictly speaking, own anything - their role is a statutory one to provide services using the resources provided to them by the ITAs.
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The PTEs, on the ITAs' behalf, have retained more powers over local train services, which they do not operate but are responsible for setting fares and timetables of.
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Most PTEs do not operate public transport services. There are a limited number of cases where they do - Liverpool City Region's Merseytravel, acting as a
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Passenger transport authorities (PTAs) have been renamed as integrated transport authorities (ITAs) although PTEs have retained their current names.
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to facilitate the unification of transport conditions and fare structure across various companies operating public transport in the region under a
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The bill has strengthened the powers of PTEs/ITAs to regulate bus services, and makes ITAs the sole transport planning authorities in their areas.
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becoming Tyne and Wear PTE in the process). In addition to this, two new PTEs were created for the newly established metropolitan counties of
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In recent years the PTEs and ITAs have campaigned to be given more powers to regulate local bus services, as is the case in London (see
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In the six metropolitan counties, councillors are appointed to the ITAs or the transport committees of combined authorities by the
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traffic are operated by some cities, but are, ticket-wise, included in the county authority. Railway traffic is maintained by the
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They fund concessionary travel schemes for the elderly and disabled including free passes and "Dial-a-Ride" services.
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Initially they covered slightly different areas from the ones covered by integrated transport authorities today.
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The bill allows for the possibility of new PTEs being created, and for the areas of existing ones to be altered.
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The 1974 reorganisation also abolished the PTAs, and their role was taken over by the Metropolitan
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The PTEs are also responsible for planning and funding new public transport facilities, such as
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authority, leases the franchise to operate its Merseyrail publicly owned railway service, the
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there are similar types of organisations for the big cities with surroundings, called
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They are also responsible for giving out travel information about transport services.
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from individual councils, and became responsible for managing local rail networks.
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secure services on behalf of the ITA but it is the ITA that pays for them.
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Local government re-organisation in Scotland in 1975 created the region of
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Local government in England was re-organised in 1974 by the
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There are currently six passenger transport executives in
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is a similar type of organisation in the United States.
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when the metropolitan county councils were abolished.
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Passenger transport executives in the United Kingdom
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Tyne and Wear Passenger Transport Executive (Nexus)
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