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Connected Places Catapult (CPC) hosted a pitch day at The Shard in London which saw some of the capital’s, and the UK’s, most influential venture capitalist and angel investors attend to hear about the projects currently underway by the company's SME Programme.
The main goal of the MaaS Alliance is to facilitate a single, open market and the full deployment of MaaS services across Europe and beyond.
In this webinar, HaCon and Siemens Mobility are going to look at the predominant factors that make MaaS valuable for both users and operators. Having built several successful platforms, its a unique opportunity to look into the success factors of MaaS.
The living labs participating in the ECCENTRIC project are Stockholm, Turku, Madrid, Munich and Ruse.
Intelligent Transport editor Luke Antoniou is joined by Ed Schmidt, CEO EMEA at Wind Mobility, to talk all things micromobility – from safety and collaboration with cities, to sustainability and passenger experience.
The Group’s launch is in response to the EU Commission’s call for expertise and coordination from across the whole cycling sector, from connected bikes to collecting data on cycle use for cities, as it looks to fulfil commitments within the European Green Deal.
From 25 March to 19 April, the BerlKönig on-demand ride service will suspend regular operations, and the service will exclusively provide free on-demand rides for medical and nursing staff during night-time hours.
Lime has launched a new zone detection technology that rapidly informs riders of safety information in relation to their geographical location.
The Partnership for Urban Mobility is one of the partnership-agreed priority themes of the Urban Agenda for the EU.
On 4 April 2020, Norfolk County Council’s Pushing Ahead Project will join forces with Beryl and Active Norfolk to hold a public cycling event to celebrate the arrival of the scheme.
The study aims to map trends across transport modes around the world and help organisations navigate evolving modern mobility.
The report from the World Economic Forum (WEF) provides eight guidelines – from data-sharing to multimodal integration – that aim to establish, develop and strengthen partnerships between cities and mobility partners.
The e-scooter trials will initially take place in four “future transport zones”: Portsmouth and Southampton; the West of England Combined Authority (WECA); Derby and Nottingham; and the West Midlands.
The Life Cycle Assessment is said to provide a case study of how e-scooters are being used in European cities, and how their adoption rates are impacting city life.
The call for evidence focuses on three primary areas: micromobility vehicles, flexible bus services and Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS).
