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New policy looks to double public transport usage in Malaysia by 2030
18 October 2019 | By
Malaysia's National Transport Policy 2019-2030 sees the national government looking to drive significant modal shift for its citizens.
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How the city of Karlsruhe develops partnerships to further mobility aspirations
Intelligent Transport met Jochen Ehlgötz, Managing Director of TechnologieRegion Karlsruhe, to discuss mobility partnerships and developments in the German city of Karlsruhe and beyond.
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Germany to finance an extra €1.2 billion for public transport
In a bid to promote the use of public transport and decrease the use of cars, Germany is planning to increase subsidies for public transport services.
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SIXT expands mobility budget to include public transport
The SIXT Mobility Club pilot project, in which numerous Western European companies are participating, seeks to support the change from fixed company fleets to more flexible use of vehicles.
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Mobility start-up Tortoise begins autonomous scooter project
Tortoise has “combined autonomous technology with remote human intervention” as a potential solution to the issue of scooter abandonment.
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Cityscoot e-mopeds to become available in the Uber app in Paris
This is the first time Uber has offered in-app e-mopeds anywhere in the world, and is considered another step towards its goal to become a one-stop mobility shop.
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Groupe Renault commences trial of on-demand, electric autonomous taxi service
The public trial will take place on the Paris-Saclay urban campus, and participants have been selected to represent a general university campus population.
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Cubic and Google Pay to launch transit cards for Android phones
Cubic and Google have collaborated to simplify how travellers pay for their journeys in major metropolitan areas.
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Using car-sharing as a tool for mobility behaviour change
Katy Medlock. Country Manager UK at Getaround, tells Intelligent Transport how providing genuine alternatives to car ownership is contributing to a change in mindset – for both consumers and industry.
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Autonomous mobility service between Paris and CDG airport being explored
France has committed to developing autonomous vehicles through a national strategy in which stakeholders in the sector, as well as national and local authorities, are involved.
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Greater Manchester launches public consultation on bus services
Greater Manchester Combined Authority is the first city-region in the UK to launch a public consultation on a proposed bus franchising scheme.
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Porsche and Boeing to explore extending urban traffic into the sky
With this partnership, both companies will leverage their market insights to study the future of personal urban air mobility vehicles.
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Indonesian cities set for $23 million grant to develop BRT
The BRT systems should be operational by 2022, with the next two years being dedicated to feasibility studies and research.
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RTA to crack down on bus fare evaders using new technology
Dubai's transport authority signs another Memorandum of Understanding, this time with tech giant Cisco, in a bid to protect fare revenues.
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City snapshot: what does mobility look like in Copenhagen?
Intelligent Transport spoke to Mikkel Krogsgaard Niss, from the City of Copenhagen Centre for Urban Development, about the current and future agenda of Copenhagen's mobility network.