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- ↑ "Relancer les LGV et rénover le réseau, un pari intenable" [Relaunching the LGVs and renovating the network, an untenable bet] (in French).
Dans une interview donnée à Villes, Rail et Transports, Yves Crozet, éminent économiste, spécialiste de l'économie des transports et des services publics,
[In an interview given to Villes, Rail et Transports, Yves Crozet, eminent economist, specialist in the economy of transport and public services,] - ↑ Fay, Sophie (20 January 2023). "Mobilité : du train à la voiture, le secteur des transports s'engage sur la voie du bien commun" [Mobility: from train to car, the transport sector is on the way to the common good]. Le Monde (in French).
Pour Yves Crozet, il va évoluer. Jusqu'à présent, les politiques publiques avaient pour but d'encourager, de faciliter les mobilités.
[For Yves Crozet, it will evolve. Until now, public policies have aimed to encourage and facilitate mobility.] - ↑ Guérin, Jean-Yves (12 June 2020). "Tourisme en France: la voiture, mode de transport privilégié" . Le Figaro (in French). Archived from the original on 7 July 2022. Retrieved 7 July 2022.
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