
Ueli Stückelberger
Ueli Stückelberger is the director of the Swiss Association of Public Transport (VöV), where he has been an influential advocate for the financing and expansion of the railway infrastructure in Switzerland. With a background in public transportation policy, Stückelberger played a pivotal role in the successful 2014 referendum that established a dedicated fund for rail maintenance and expansion. Currently, he is leading efforts to mobilize public support for a new vote aimed at extending the funding mechanism for the railway infrastructure fund, which faces financial pressures amid rising costs and increasing demands on the rail system. His leadership is crucial as the public transport sector navigates challenges related to funding and project prioritization in the context of Switzerland's growing population and evolving transportation needs.
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Ueli Stückelberger, the director of the Association of Public Transport (VöV), expresses satisfaction with the federal government's expansion proposal while also highlighting some weaknesses.
Kosten für Schienennetz steigen: ÖV-Verband verlangt MillionenUeli Stückelberger is the director of the Swiss Public Transport Association (VöV) and discusses the issue of fare evasion in Swiss public transport.
Sekundenbussen und Schuldzuweisungen: Streitfall im Schweizer ÖVUeli Stückelberger, the director of the Association of Public Transport, argues that the tunnel will bring little benefit and incur high costs.
Grimseltunnel-Vergabe: Ex-Chefbeamter reicht Beschwerde einUeli Stückelberger is the director of the public transport association and discusses the issue of fare evasion.
ÖV-Chef will Nulltoleranz bei Billettkontrollen in S-BahnUeli Stückelberger described the Grimseltunnel as unnecessary.
Schweizer Bahnausbau: Milliarden gezielt investierenUeli Stückelberger is the director of the Association of Public Transport (VöV) and is advocating for a new referendum to strengthen the railway infrastructure fund.
Bahnfinanzierung in Gefahr: ÖV-Branche will Stimmvolk mobilisieren








