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UK Northern and Midlands tram services set for further cash injection
Tram services will be protected across the North and Midlands, with a further £67.8 million available to keep essential services running.
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Ride-hailing safety measures during the era of coronavirus
Gheed El Makkoui, General Manager of Careem UAE, details the current safety measures implemented across Careem’s ride-hailing services in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Dubai RTA and Police coordinate on safe cycling, e-scooter rollout
Dubai RTA and Dubai Police came together in a meeting to coordinate on safe cycling, new cycle tracks and the safe trial of e-scooters throughout the city.
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Metro creates Transit Public Safety Advisory Committee
Applications are strongly encouraged from Metro riders, transit advocates and community-based organisations from a diverse range of perspectives, to create the 15 member committee.
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Wind Mobility to launch e-scooter trials in Nottingham and Derby
The Nottingham trial will see key workers able to hire an e-scooter at a discounted price of £30 per month, and short term rental paid by the minute available to visitors, students and the wider public.
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Uber and SK Telecom partner to conquer South Korea’s taxi-hailing market
Uber will invest over $100 million in a new joint venture with SK Telecom (SKT), plus another $50 million in T Map Mobility - SKT's newly-independent mobility business.
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Mike Cooper begins work as new Arriva Group CEO
Arriva's new CEO Mike Cooper gets to work in his new role following an announcement in August that Dr. Manfred Rudhart would step down from the position in early October.
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Scottish buses get funding boost to maintain COVID-hit services until 2021
Additional funding of up to £52.6 million will help operators cover the expected loss of fare-paying passenger revenue until 17 January 2021.
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A playbook for recovery from the ‘no car, no job; no job, no car’ paradox
Following the launch of the Paradox Prize in 2019 to find solutions to Northeast Ohio’s ‘no car, no job; no job, no car’ paradox, FundNEO’s Dominic Mathew details the transport connectivity projects and pilots that are being launched as a result of the prize’s funding.
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“No car, no job; no job, no car”: tackling an economic paradox
In the ongoing endeavour to rebuild Northeast Ohio’s (USA) economy to ensure inclusive growth and opportunity for all residents, limited workforce mobility represents both a symptom of a decades-long problem and an obstacle in achieving this goal. Dominic Mathew, Urban and Regional Planner (Mobility Innovations) at the Fund for Our…
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Lime looks to transition into a broader Mobility-as-a-Service platform
Lime Platform will launch with seated scooter company Wheels as its first integration, as Lime looks ahead to micromobility-as-a-service.
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Virgin Hyperloop sets up certification centre in West Virginia
The HCC will pave the way for the certification of hyperloop systems around the world – the first step towards commercial projects.
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Bratislava looks to data analysis to streamline its public transport services
Slovak capital Bratislava launches project to collect and analyse anonymised passenger data to make transport routes more effective.
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London Micromobility Alliance call for government support on e-scooter rollout across city
An open letter to the British government from the London Micromobility Alliance says that "we must radically rethink how Londoners can safely and sustainably move around".
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Keolis ventures further into U.S. operations with new $130m contract
Keolis now totals 5,000 employees in the United States, operating and maintaining vehicles in 12 cities that carry 100 million passengers annually.