How location intelligence is shaping the future of mobility
20 May 2019 | By HERE
In our webinar with HERE, we explore how location intelligence can help improve the business operations of mobility services both for stakeholders and passengers.
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Innovative superior technology; designing the future of public transport
20 May 2019 | By INIT
INIT, booth A5046, at the UITP Public Transport Summit will be showcasing how the contribute to the 'Art of Public Transport'. Pop by to learn more.
Cranfield study aims to minimise motion sickness in autonomous vehicles
20 May 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Cranfield University is developing a mathematical formula to help alleviate motion sickness in self-driving cars, as the car knows exactly how to drive on specific routes.
Design bus services for young people to ensure longevity, says watchdog
17 May 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Report from Transport Focus details how making bus journeys more appealing to younger people is the key to seeing bus mobility thrive in the future.
New mobility platform enhancing first- and last-mile journeys
16 May 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Passengers on SNCF's high-speed trains can now book first- and last-mile journeys providing a more integrated approach to mobility.
Microtransit services to boost public transit ridership and increase mobility
15 May 2019 | By ViaVan
As the role of public transport continues to change, it is the role of mobility operators to ensure this happens for the benefit of the passenger. Could microtransit be the answer?
Accessibility must be integral to new transport tech says UK government
14 May 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Jesse Norman, Future of Mobility Minister, has stated that new transport technology must consider older people and those with mobility issues.
New public Wi-Fi available in subway stations in Chicago
13 May 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Wi-Fi installed by the Chicago Transit Authority is thought to have cost in excess of $1 million and ensures connectivity throughout Chicago's 22 miles of subway and tunnels.
The time has come to bring road user charging into the digital age
13 May 2019 | By Silviya Barrett - Centre for London
London has been introducing road charges for more than 15 years in a bid to reduce congestion and air pollution, but could they all be rolled into one smart app? We spoke exclusively to Silviya Barrett from Centre for London who explained how one easy to use application can solve…
New ride-hailing app, xooox, launches in the UK
10 May 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
New UK-wide ride-hailing service, xooox, has been launched which gives drivers control over how they work and what they charge.
Sydney Metro North West opening date announced
7 May 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Running every four minutes at peak-times, Sydney Metro is expected to open and begin operations towards the end of May 2019 - eight years after it was first announced.
TfL celebrates 10 years of iBus operations in London
30 April 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
TfL’s iBus has provided greater independence to passengers who travel with hearing or visual impairments.
Dubai aims to improve public transit with the help of AI
29 April 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Dubai's use of artificial intelligence has reduced traffic accidents as a result of fatigue in bus drivers as part of a smart city trial.
Report calls for new metro in Glasgow to reconnect deprived areas
29 April 2019 | By Eve De Clerk (Intelligent Transport)
The Glasgow Connectivity Commission wants to see £10 billion spent over the next 20 years to improve the connectivity of the whole of Glasgow.
New initiatives to improve mobility announced in New York
25 April 2019 | By Luke Antoniou (Intelligent Transport)
The new initiatives will bring mass transit, deliveries and pedestrianisation into focus for the city's administration to assess the best use of space and services.
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