François Ruffin
Transport
14 documented positions: from their programme first, then their campaign, their party and earlier texts.
Campaign proposal or statement : 14
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Create a twenty-nine-euro ticket providing unlimited national regional-rail access from July first through August thirty-first; the text does not state a monthly charge.
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Cap air fares between mainland France and overseas territories in both directions; no numerical ceiling is supplied.
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End motorway concessions and introduce public pricing to reduce tolls.
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Put a ban on domestic flights with a rail alternative taking under four hours to a referendum.
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Equip three million working- and middle-class motorists over the five-year term through social leasing of small French-made electric cars bulk-ordered by a public body.
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Support converting combustion-engine cars to electric power as an interim route to low-carbon mobility.
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Increase frequency, reliability and operating hours of daily trains on the existing network, modernise it and invest in French-made trains.
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Develop public transport, cycle lanes, coaches, demand-responsive transport and organised carpool routes for daily journeys.
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Deploy shared electric cars, particularly in rural and suburban areas.
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Triple rail’s share of freight transport; this paragraph gives no precise deadline for the target.
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Expand night trains and direct services to major European cities to halve air traffic; this reduction forms part of the 2050 energy pathway.
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Deploy a public fleet of three million mainly new French-made small or medium electric cars over five years, targeting low- and middle-income high-mileage workers, with a temporary used-car component.
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Provide monthly payments of one hundred to two hundred euros according to vehicle and public leases lasting seven to eleven years.
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Plan two hundred thousand vehicles in 2027 with an indicative seven-thousand-euro subsidy that later declines; the five-thousand average per vehicle and two-to-three-billion annual average cost are financing assumptions.
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Source Civique, « François Ruffin — Transport », https://sourcecivique.fr/en/candidates/francois-ruffin/transports/, accessed [date] (version of 1 November 2026).
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