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Study demonstrates that safety is key for passenger satisfaction
Researchers have found that, on average, women are 10 per cent more likely than men to feel unsafe on metro trains and six per cent more likely than men to feel unsafe on buses.
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Driving success in MaaS: identifying success factors and creating value
In this webinar, HaCon and Siemens Mobility are going to look at the predominant factors that make MaaS valuable for both users and operators. Having built several successful platforms, its a unique opportunity to look into the success factors of MaaS.
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Intelligent Transport Podcast Episode 6 – Ed Schmidt, Wind Mobility
Intelligent Transport editor Luke Antoniou is joined by Ed Schmidt, CEO EMEA at Wind Mobility, to talk all things micromobility – from safety and collaboration with cities, to sustainability and passenger experience.
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On-demand shared service re-purposed to service healthcare workers in Berlin
From 25 March to 19 April, the BerlKönig on-demand ride service will suspend regular operations, and the service will exclusively provide free on-demand rides for medical and nursing staff during night-time hours.
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Scottish car club membership more than doubles since 2017, report finds
For this report, the charity CoMoUK collected data from the two main national operators in Scotland, Co-wheels Car Club and Enterprise Car Club, plus three community car clubs and 1,499 individuals across Scotland.
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Dubai uses big data to develop marine transportation ticketing system
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has completed a project using big data which aims to allow it to better predict seasonal patronage of its marine transportation services.
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Report reveals change in public transit demand since COVID-19 outbreak
Moovit has seen a 35 per cent increase in the number of transit updates around the world, enabling its app to provide updated transit information during a time of rapid change.
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Proposals set out by DfT to make UK pavements more accessible
The UK government is set to consult on proposals in the summer designed to improve the lives of people with mobility or sight impairments, as well as parents with prams.
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How is coronavirus affecting the global transport sector? Live updates
What measures are transport organisations across the globe taking in response to the impact of the recent COVID-19 outbreak? This page will be updated with the latest information.
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TSSA calls on UK government for urgent coronavirus transport summit
The TSSA General Secretary has written to Transport Secretary, Grant Shapps, stating that “we need a coordinated response across the public transport network on how we tackle the threat that this virus poses.”
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Uber to take part in disability taxi trial in Geelong
Commercial Passenger Vehicles Victoria has expanded its Multi Purpose Taxi Program for disabled residents to include Uber in a trial in Geelong, with the aim to provide more accessible mobility options for those living with disabilities.
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Irish public consultation aims to enhance Dublin’s bus system
This public consultation is the latest of the BusConnects programme consultations, which aim to develop key bus corridors in Dublin, following the first round in late 2018 and early 2019.
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Singapore’s LTA launches transport safety and accessibility initiatives
The initiatives include projects that look to improve disabled accessibility, passenger safety and cycling priority.
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Mauritius updates public transport system with information technology
Mauritius is embarking on its quest for a world-class transport system, putting initiatives and infrastructure in place to promote public transport.
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Luxembourg becomes first country to offer free public transport for all
In what is said to be a first in the world, the move aims to support growing challenges with congestion in the country and see a decrease in car ownership.