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Vienne Mobilités is the RATP Dev subsidiary that operates the transit system knownas L'va. It deploys many mobility solutions to keep public transit pleasant for the residents of Vienne Condrieu Agglomération.

Transvilles has set up a strategy to win back local customers. Their new approach to customer relationship management includes tools such as the new website, personalized communication on social networks, and new services at sales offices.

The RATP Dev venture has also boosted safety on its trams and buses through considerable restructuring.

Similarly, hands-on management is a priority to breathe new life and color into the system.

Seoul Line 9 – Seoul's largest subway line – is owned by RDTA, a joint venture of RATP Dev and Transdev in Asia. When its operation and maintenance contract was renewed for 10 years in 2013, the level of satisfaction was in keeping with the importance of the mission.

Line 9 carries 500,000 passengers per day in one of the world's most densely populated cities, linking the Gangnam financial and tourist district to Gimpo International Airport.

Offering optimal, quality DRT service at the best price, and helping people with disabilities maintain or regain independence through high-quality, customized, affordable transportation*. That's the challenge RATP Dev's subsidiary, FlexCité, has met head on for over 15 years. It is also a transit system with "Bientraitance" certification for outstanding service.

In collaboration with Casa Transports—the public transit authority in Casablanca—RATP Dev Casablanca, a subsidiary of RATP Dev, operates, maintains, and develops the Casablanca tramway network, which consists of 70 stations and 47 km of tracks. Since the line opened on December 12, 2012, the need for mobility among Casablanca residents has continued to grow. They have found this mode of transportation an advantageous alternative to driving on the city's congested roads.