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MaaS: The role of Demand-Responsive Transport in peri-urban and rural areas
Find out how integrating DRT into a MaaS solution in sparsely populated areas would be a paradigm shift in terms of equal access to mobility.
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CTA named Outstanding Public Transportation System by APTA
The CTA has received the top awards from APTA for its service to Chicago residents during the COVID-19 pandemic, when it ran a full-service schedule.
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ITxPT: Taking transport innovation to a new level
Trapeze lays out how ITxPT is set to change public transport for the better and take innovation within the industry to another level.
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eBook: Global Transportation Drivers
Government agencies are rushing to improve transportation infrastructure, but what global factors are fuelling the ongoing transformation?
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Bird launches Safe Start to encourage responsible e-scooter riding
Start Safe is the latest safety initiative from Bird, designed to discourage people from riding their e-scooters under the influence.
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Masks to remain mandatory on TfL services despite Government guidance
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has confirmed that masks will remain mandatory on all TfL services beyond 19 July, when it will not be a legal requirement to wear a face covering in England.
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Population growth and public transport: what is the future of ridership?
As the world continues to grow and urbanise, many cities will face transportation challenges. How can cities effectively manage the moving of large masses of people from one place to the next?
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How to build a demand-responsive transport network in just 10 minutes
Via's Partnership Lead Olivia Blahut explains how transport operators and agencies can begin building demand-responsive services in as little as 10 minutes.
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New York City 311 System expanded into the Subway
For the first time, New Yorkers can now request outreach assistance for individuals in the subway system.
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New public transport mask policy in England sparks intense debate
Debate has been sparked within the transport industry among politicians, local authorities, and unions alike, as face coverings look set to be ditched as a legal requirement in England.
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TIER partner with Google Maps to make e-scooter access easier
TIER has partnered with Google Maps to make it easier for users in big European cities to access its micromobility options, as it looks to expand into more locations in Europe.
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MTA to resume Access-A-Ride as pandemic ridership record broken again
The MTA has announced the return of its Access-A-Ride service as it registers yet another day of record breaking pandemic-era ridership.
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DfT announces Motability partnership to set chargepoint standards
The DfT says it will work with the disability charity to set accessibility standards for EV chargepoints as the UK’s electric mobility sector continues to rise.
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Transport for Wales to install defibrillators across network
Transport for Wales will install the machines at more than 80 per cent of its stations across its network after the high-profile use of one on Christian Eriksen during Euro 2020.
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MTA says “no decision made” on cash axe
The MTA has responded to reports that it will no longer accept cash at its station booths across the subway network, stating that no decision has been taken yet.