- Veolia Transport Norway
Infobox Company
company_name = Veolia Transport Norway AS
company_
company_type =Subsidiary
foundation =1999
location =Stavanger ,Norway
key_people =
area_served =Norway
industry =Transport
products = Bus operation
Tram operation
Ferry operation
revenue =
operating_income =
net_income =
num_employees = 1,500 (2006)
parent =Veolia Transport
subsid =Finnmark Fylkesrederi
GråkallbanenHelgelandske Nordtrafikk
homepage = [http://www.veolia-transport.no www.veolia-transport.no]
footnotes =Veolia Transport Norway is the Norwegian subsidiary of
Veolia Transport , part of Veolia Corporation and operates through its subsidiariesbuses , ferries andtram s in the counties ofAkershus ,Finnmark ,Nordland ,Rogaland andSør-Trøndelag , primarily through the purchase of former monopolists. The company has 1,500 employees and operates ca 440 buses, 25 ferries/ships and 9 trams. [cite web |url=http://www.connex.info/ConnexTemplates/Page____3653.aspx |title=Hva er Veolia ? |author=Veolia Transport Norway |accessdate=2007-01-16 |language=Norwegian]The company operates buses on public service obligation contracts with
Oslo Sporveier in Oslo,Stor-Oslo Lokaltrafikk in Akershus andKolumbus in Rogaland. The ferries operated in Rogaland, Nordland and Finnmark are with concession or on public service obligation with theNorwegian Ministry of Transport and Communications while the trams in Trondheim are operated on contract with the City of Trondheim.History
Veolia Transport established itself in Norway in
1999 as Connex Norway and in2003 it purchased the bus companiesS.O.T. Trafikk andSokndal Bilruter . The same year the company bought the ferry and bus operatorFinnmark Fylkesrederi from the County of Finnmark. In2005 the company expanded with the purchases ofGråkallbanen that operates theTrondheim Tramway andHelgelandske that operates buses and ferries inHelgeland . In2006 the corporation also acquired the bus and ferry operatorNordtrafikk .References
External links
* [http://www.veolia-transport.no/ Veolia Transport Norway]
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