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Electric car owners are set to benefit financially by charging their cars off-peak, by taking part in the UK’s first ever trial of a market-led approach to smart charging.
The partnership hopes to create a set of industry recognised standards that will accelerate the safe and successful deployment of automated vehicles, and champion British expertise in this field.
The people mover will run every three minutes, gets to Birmingham Airport in six minutes and provides transport for 2,100 passengers per hour meaning more people will benefit from the development.
Lord will make the move to TfL later this year following a 30 year career in the aviation industry.
With a view of reducing personal car use, and improving air quality in the city, the Asian Development Bank is investing over $230 million in quality public transport for Karachi.
The pilot scheme is Via’s first autonomous vehicle deployment in the world, serving a community in New South Wales, Australia.
Social and environmental changes within Barcelona will lay the foundations for the future, mobility needs must keep pace with this level of change. Ricard Font i Hereu discusses how digitalisation of the transport system is integral to its longevity.
With the integration of new bus routes, and the upgrade of existing ones, Dubai's RTA aims to boost the integration of bus, metro and intercity services across the city.
Estimates suggest that trips from Raleigh to Durham or Chapel Hill, a distance of nearly 30 miles, could be completed in under 10 minutes with the help of hyperloop technology.
Waymo is looking to distinguish itself from its competitors by trialling services such as free Wi-Fi and music streaming for its riders.
Self-driving cars in the Lyft app provide another way for blind travellers to get around reliably without needing to own a car.
ATM Milano intends to be operating no diesel buses by 2030 and they have bought 250 electric buses from Solaris, thought to cost in excess of €192 million. The first batch of 40 buses will be delivered in June 2020.
In light of Keolis' Keoscopie study which monitors the impact of technology on mobility, we spoke exclusively to Kara Livingston, Director of Marketing for Keolis Group, who explained what the study revealed about mobility habits and the effect of technology.
In competition with Uber, inDriver has launched in Ugandan capital Kampala, giving passengers the freedom to choose their own fares.
