Francia, trasporto pubblico in salsa social

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Metropolitana Parigi

La metropolitana di Parigi diventa social, a partire da oggi i viaggiatori troveranno su Twitter numerosi tweet con aggiornamenti relativi al traffico, allo stato di eventuali lavori di manutenzione e sui disservizi delle varie linee della metro. Un servizio innovativo, che partirà con una fase di sperimentazione della durata di tre mesi.

Al momento il servizio è attivo solamente su quattro linee della metropolitana parigina, gli account Twitter sono stati aperti da poche ore e saranno in funzione dalle 6:00 alle 21:00, con aggiornamenti in tempo reale. Se l’iniziativa avrà successo verrà estesa a tutte le aree della metro ed anche al sistema ferroviario locale.

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