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Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon believes the investment will help local businesses as well as contribute to a more sustainable transport solution in Northern Ireland.
Renfe says it expects its multimodal mobility platform to generate 1.8 million new rail journeys in its first five years.
Bergen's bus fleet is now totally fossil fuel free as Keolis launched its new vehicles this week, which it says will save 50 tonnes of CO2 per year per bus.
Nathalie Deguen, Sales Manager at PARIFEX, details the ways in which smarter traffic management technology can improve key decision making, and bolster city infrastructure, transport services and liveability.
The Karlsruher Institute for Technology has confirmed that the autonomous buses will be trialled in Mannheim and Friedrichshafen, before other suitable sites in the state are located.
Hints and tips on accelerating the deployment of Account Based Ticketing on mobile to give passengers touch free, best value fares on a smartphone, even without a bank account.
Ministers say the new line will connect with 11 of the 12 other metro lines and provide new links to developments taking shape in Madrid's suburbs.
Episode 12 of the Intelligent Transport Podcast brings us together with PARIFEX to talk the present and future of traffic management, and its importance in shaping our cities today and tomorrow.
The General office of the State Council of China has expressed a desire for better legislation around UAV development, with legal framework set to be drafted to regulate the industry.
It's hoped that the new use of new technology in the trial will prove that electric buses are the way forward for bus travel in India.
The prize winners will also have the opportunity to try out their products on the UK's autonomous vehicle testing facilities to get them ready for use in the real world.
Swappable batteries might sound like the sustainable answer to maintaining e-scooters; here, Bird's Chief Vehicle Officer Scott Rushforth examines why they can create more problems than they solve.
Go-Ahead says the new electric fleet demonstrates its backing to the UK Government's "net zero" target, as the operator looks to reduce emissions in Newcastle and Gateshead.
The EU-funded transport hub will include park and ride spaces, as well as a walkway to the city centre via Derry's iconic Peace Bridge.
Green transport projects, such as hydrogen bus trials, have contributed to a fall in pollutants in the EU, but the EEA has its sights on even lower levels
