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New micromobility charging project unveiled in Paris
New charging infrastructure that can be plugged into advertising boards or streetlights is being trialled in Paris in a bid to make micromobility even more sustainable in the French capital.
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Dublin Bus unveils €15 million Broadstone Depot restoration
The new Broadstone Depot is located in the north of the Irish capital and will have capacity for 120 buses, as well as plenty of swifts.
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Moscow Metro reports highest ridership figures in months
Moscow Metro reports highest ridership since October to encourage other operators around the world that a return to busy services is possible.
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Virgin Hyperloop out to inspire next generation of engineers with display
Virgin Hyperloop will display its revolutionary vehicle at the world-famous Arts + Industries Building in Washington DC in a bid to inspire the next generation of engineers.
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Stagecoach announces Optibus investment to streamline bus planning
Transport operator Stagecoach says its Optibus software well enable buses to be planned more efficiently and therefore reduce CO2 emissions in the process.
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Lime announces $50 million investment and new generation of e-bike
Lime’s bumper investment will enable it to roll out its services to more cities across Europe in particular, where micromobility is increasing in popularity.
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The Sustainable Bus Update: volume eleven
Volume eleven of the Sustainable Bus Update sees the world's first hydrogen double decker launched as well as retrofits to big bus fleets.
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Hydrogen power: where we’ve been and where we’re going
Ian Warr, Director of Engineering at First Bus, discusses hydrogen buses, influencing the national agenda, and the critical role that customers play.
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Bilbobus fits contactless technology to its buses
Bilbao’s bus fleet will be fitted with contactless readers as the Basque city of Bilbao offer its residents more opportunities to pay for journeys.
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Toyota starts work on new smart city near Mount Fuji
Toyota has begun construction on its new smart city, which will feature three different types of streets and will be dominated by autonomous vehicles.
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Transport Scotland statistics show a decline in ridership before pandemic
Statistics from Transport Scotland have revealed a decline in the number of journeys being made on some modes even before the pandemic hit.
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First Bus to test new electric bus on routes in the UK this Autumn
Arrival will test its new electric bus on First Bus routes in the Autumn later this year as it looks to develop its zero-emissions fleet.
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Indian Prime Minister to open Kolkata’s northern metro extension
An extension to Kolkata’s metro system will connect the northern suburb of Dakshineswar to the city centre.
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A community-first approach to deploying new mobility services
Sebastian Castellanos, a research lead at the New Urban Mobility alliance (NUMO) explains why it is essential to put communities at the heart of new mobility developments.
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Autonomous bus trial to take place in Malaga
An autonomous bus will take to the streets of Malaga this weekend, in the hope of shuttling cruise passengers to and from the city centre in the future.