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The Marseille metro in Southern France is all set to experience 4G mobile Connectivity in its stations and tunnels, allowing commuters to stay connected while underground. The Aix-Marseille-Provence Metropolis and the Regie des Transports de Marseille (RTM) have announced that 4G connection tests have commenced from July 17 until the end of August, leading to the official launch in September 2023, according to the official release.
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A Collaborative Effort
Thanks to a multi-stakeholder effort, including Bouygues Telecom, Orange, SFR, and Free, this connectivity project is expected to transform the subway experience for thousands of daily passengers. Bouygues Telecom was entrusted with the responsibility of designing, engineering, and deploying the network, ensuring each operator can broadcast their 3G and 4G services.
Transforming 23 Stations and 20 km of Tunnels
Bouygues Telecom stated that as part of this endeavour, extensive infrastructure and network work had been carried out to equip 23 underground stations and 20 kilometres of tunnels with reliable 4G coverage.
An additional 40 kilometres of cables have been deployed, housing energy and optical fibres necessary to power the network and ensure seamless interoperability of 4G antennas.
A total of 236 shared antennas have been installed across the network, with 119 in stations and 117 in tunnels, ensuring complete coverage for all travellers.
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