In Issue 2 2023 of Intelligent Transport, we feature exclusive content from leading industry experts and thought leaders discussing: forming prosperous communities through improved transport equity; revolutionising transport and empowering operators with smart ticketing; marketing MaaS to improve awareness and increase adoption; and plenty more.

South Korean start-up, Nota AI™, completes successful Smart Parking trial in Milton Keynes using AI Camera tech for real-time parking monitoring.

Supported by the UK government’s Active Travel Fund, the latest developments in Manchester city centre focus on enhancing safety for pedestrians and cyclists, with plans for improved road networks and sustainable drainage.

With both lines set to open in October 2026, the seven-year contract will see Keolis operating Île-de-France metro lines 16 and 17, while also assuming responsibility for managing Saint-Denis Pleyel station from June 2024.

TIER’s new ‘Parrot’ e-scooter brain employs artificial intelligence to detect anti-social riding behaviours like pavement and tandem riding, improving safety and sustainability without complex camera or computer vision systems.

With over 36,000 trips having been made, Wellington’s on-demand public transport trial in Tawa celebrates its first year, offering customers with flexible and convenient transportation using a mobile app.

With the introduction of additional services, Bus Éireann’s Expressway Route 2 will now provide a total of 26 weekday services, significantly improving connectivity between Arklow, Dublin and Wexford.

Once launched, the fully autonomous mini buses will transform public transport in downtown Châteauroux, by enhancing local mass transit services and promoting easier, safer and more sustainable mobility for citizens.