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Arriva Italia

Torino

Arriva Italia – Torino (former SADEM S.p.A.) was established in 1941 in Dalmatia and Montenegro, with the name of S.A.D.E.M., or the Trucking Company of Dalmatia and Montenegro.

In the years 1943/44, and therefore in the war period, the Company was transferred to Turin for the needs of the then Fiat group shareholder, including those of looking after the mobility of the workers of the various plants as well as of officials and managers.

After the war, the company reorganized and put into operation some car connections deemed necessary and urgent by public users. This is how the Turin / Milan, Turin / Aosta Valley, Turin / Tuscany, Turin / Rome connections were born. In the meantime, the Company changes its original name and takes on that of SADEM – Southern European Road Transport Company. Since then, the company has undergone significant development and strengthened, so that it is currently one of the leading companies in the public transport sector. Since the late 1950s, Sadem has also developed the tourism sector through the rental business and the regular bus service sector, now connecting more than seventy Italian and European locations.

Meanwhile FIAT continued its strategy of disengaging the bus sector by selling its passenger transport companies. In 1985, SADEM and SAVDA were bought by a group of entrepreneurs, including the former President of SADEM S.p.A., Eng. Nicola Proto.

On June 27, 1991, SADEM S.p.A. acquired SAPAV S.p.A., in turn controlled by SAVDA S.p.A. of Aosta, also sold a few years earlier by FIAT. At the time of the transition, SAPAV had 134 buses and 233 employees and a share capital of 6,200,000,000 lire. Since 2005, SADEM S.p.A. joins the SAB group, controlled by ARRIVA plc-UK, a leading European organization in the private sector of passenger transport. The habit of operating in the selective and competitive rental market, as well as the characteristics of many bus lines frequented by attentive and demanding users (lines for airports, national and international motorway lines) has determined in the Company attention to the quality of services rendered, aware of the fact that this element will increasingly represent the basis on which to continue to consolidate its success and growth in the market.

In 2008 Arriva acquired the entire share capital of SADEM S.p.A.

As of 1 January 2010, Sadem fully incorporated Sapav SpA, operating in the Pinerolo basin and formerly a company of the group. Sapav was already certified according to UNI EN ISO 9001 and UNI EN ISO 14001 standards.

Also in 2010, SADEM became part of the Extra.To consortium, the sole transport operator of the Metropolitan City of Turin, to establish a single network capable of covering the entire provincial territory.

From 1 January 2021 Arriva Italia incorporates SAVDA Aosta, SADEM Torino, SAB Bergamo, SIA Brescia and KM Cremona, becoming the public transport operator instead of local companies.

Arriva Group

Mobility partner of Choice

Arriva is one of the largest operators in the mobility sector, with approximately 53,000 employees and a passenger volume of 2 billion people per year in the 14 European countries in which it operates.

Arriva manages a wide range of services: local urban and interurban public transport, regional and national railway services, trams, maritime connections, on-call services and services for the disabled.

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Arriva Torino

1941
SADEM S.p.A.

SADEM S.p.A. was established in 1941 in Dalmatia and Montenegro, with the name of S.A.D.E.M., or the Trucking Company of Dalmatia and Montenegro.

1943/44
Shareholder of the Fiat Group

In the years 1943/44, and therefore in the war period, the Company was transferred to Turin for the needs of the then Fiat Group shareholder, including those of looking after the mobility of the workers of the various plants as well as officials and managers.

1985
SADEM S.p.A. & Sapav SpA

SADEM and SAVDA were bought by a group of entrepreneurs, including the former President of SADEM S.p.A., Eng. Nicola Proto.

1991
SADEM S.p.A. acquired SAPAV S.p.A.

On June 27, 1991, SADEM S.p.A. acquired SAPAV S.p.A., in turn controlled by SAVDA S.p.A. of Aosta, also sold a few years earlier by FIAT. At the time of the transition, SAPAV had 134 buses and 233 employees and a share capital of 6,200,000,000 lire.

2003
Quality System Certification

SADEM obtained in May 2003 the certification of its Quality System according to the standards of the UNI EN ISO 9001 standard and the certification of its environmental system according to the standards of the UNI EN ISO 14001 standard.

2005
SADEM S.p.A. joins the SAB group

Since 2005, SADEM S.p.A. joins the SAB group, controlled by ARRIVA plc-UK, a leading European organization in the private sector of passenger transport. The habit of operating in the selective and competitive rental market, as well as the characteristics of many bus lines frequented by attentive and demanding users (lines for airports, national and international motorway lines) has determined in the Company attention to the quality of services rendered, aware of the fact that this element will increasingly represent the basis on which to continue to consolidate its success and growth in the market.

2008
Arriva Italia

has become part of the Arriva Italia group

2010
SADEM S.p.A. & Sapav SpA

As of 1 January 2010, Sadem fully incorporated Sapav SpA, operating in the Pinerolo basin and formerly a company of the group. Sapav was already certified according to UNI EN ISO 9001 and UNI EN ISO 14001 standards.

2010
SADEM becomes part of the Extra.To consortium

Also in 2010, SADEM became part of the Extra.To consortium, the sole transport operator of the Metropolitan City of Turin, to establish a single network capable of covering the entire provincial territory.

2018
Arriva Group

In May 2018, the Chief Executive Officer of SADEM was appointed. Valentina Astori, part of the Arriva Group since July 2004.

2021
from Arriva Sadem to Arriva Italia

From 1 January 2021 Arriva Italia incorporates SAVDA Aosta, SADEM Torino, SAB Bergamo, SIA Brescia and KM Cremona, becoming the public transport operator instead of local

Ethic code

Arriva Torino has long since adopted an organization and management model pursuant to d. lgs. 231/2001 on corporate responsibility, approved by the Board of Directors of the company and entrusted to the supervision of a specific internal body.

With this Model, Arriva Torino intends to eliminate or reduce to the minimum possible the risk of incorrect behavior by people who act in the interest or to the advantage of the company, with reference to the provisions of the legislation and following a specific mapping of activities most relevant companies.

Read the Ethic code (in italian)

Certifications

UNI EN ISO 9001: 2008 – Quality management system
UNI EN ISO 14001: 2004 – Environmental management system
UNI EN ISO 45001: 2018 – Safety at Work
UNI EN 13816: 2002 – Quality of service in Public Passenger Transport (TPP)
UNI ISO 39001: 2012 – Road traffic safety management system (RTS – Road traffic safety)

Mobility Charter

The Mobility Charter is the Service Charter for public transport, desired, conceived and drafted to improve communication with our Customers and, more generally, to start a form of dialogue with all those interested in the Public Transport sector Local.

The Mobility Charter describes the activities carried out, the travel methods and conditions, the results of customer satisfaction and the monitoring of the quality parameters provided by the service contract, in order to constantly improve the service offered and make it more corresponding. to the needs of citizens.