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Research shows ArrivaClick is increasing public transport use
A survey of ArrivaClick customers shows that the service is encouraging the switch from single use vehicles to public transport.
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Scottish satisfaction with public transport declines
A survey of Scotland’s transport and travel habits has found that satisfaction with public transport has dropped by 10 per cent.
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Passenger Experience In-Depth Focus 2019
Here, we take a deep dive into some of the technology, infrastructure and services that operators and authorities are investing in to help make passenger experience better than ever, and how investing in the first instance acts as a signal to passengers that their experiences both on and off transit…
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Intelligent Transport Issue 3 2019
In this issue we take a deep dive into passenger experience and ticketing and payments to find out how operators, authorities and cities are investing and innovating to break down the barriers to more seamless urban travel.
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Meet LECIP at the ITS World Congress 2019
LECIP is pleased to be showcasing the next generation PIS system and Validator at Stand 515 during the ITS World Congress in Singapore on 21-25 October 2019.
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What do you think is the worst thing about public transport?
A new survey has revealed that the majority of Londoners think the worst thing about travelling on public transport is that it is too busy and overcrowded.
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How can AI-powered cameras measure customers’ happiness?
AI-enabled cameras are helping the RTA to analyse the facial expressions of passengers which then allows decision-makers to take actions to rectify the situation.
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More police units announced to keep public transport safe around Manchester
Transport for Grater Manchester has announced the introduction of a new police unit made up of more than 60 police officers which will help keep the travelling public safe.
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Ireland launches anti-racism campaign on public transport
Transport for Ireland has launched an anti-racism campaign in a bid to challenge behaviours which will not be tolerated on public transport.
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Malta’s bus fleet continues to grow as passenger numbers increase
Forty new buses are set to be introduced to Malta’s bus fleet as the local operator looks to keep pace with an increase in user numbers.
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Google Maps now displays scooter and e-bike information
Google Maps users can now see if a scooter or e-bike is available, where it is located, its cost and how long their intended journey will take.
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Bus satisfaction is determined by the driver, says new report
If we are to improve the effectiveness of our public transport systems we must ensure that people want to use it; a new report suggests that satisfaction is derived from the driver.
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The Barcelona Metro will be 100 per cent accessible by 2024
As 92 per cent of the Metro is already accessible, the target of 100 per cent accessibility by 2024 seems more than possible, but what more needs to change?
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Dubai sees upward trend in public and shared transport use
Dubai Metro proves to be the biggest carrier across the city's boost in passenger numbers, which the RTA attributes to its drive to offer integrated and smooth transit solutions in the emirate.
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Who wants driverless cars? More of us than you may think
Autonomous cars are an increasingly popular topic, but do we actually want them running on our roads? Industry is more than willing to trial them, but what about the consumer?