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Sorin Costica, Head of Operations at Dublin Bus, shares his concerns and ambitions for the future of transport in Dublin and highlights the importance of embracing technology – such as MaaS and Account-Based Ticketing – to encourage wider modal shift in order to achieve a more sustainable and attractive public…
Tricia Wright, Chief People Officer at Transport for London, details the ways in which TfL is working to make the city’s transport network easier to use for all passengers, and highlights that, though a lot has been done, this work is only the beginning.
Since first being launched in December 2012, more than 2.5 billion TfL bus journeys have been made using pay as you go with a contactless bank card, mobile or smart watch.
Gianluca Cuzzolin, Chairman of the Calypso Networks Association (CNA), considers the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on passengers, and shares his thoughts on the importance of the public transport industry adapting to better support passengers during such a challenging time, as well as how this can be achieved through improved…
By making these temporary measures permanent, CTA will be able to improve service reliability by allowing buses to travel faster and stay on schedule, making riding the bus a more reliable and attractive transport option.
With the new station agent role to be phased out across the subway system in early 2023, agents will no longer be limited to assisting customers from booths and will instead meet and support riders throughout the stations.
Provided through the State of California's Access for All Program, the funding will help increase the availability of on-demand wheelchair-accessible vehicles for people with disabilities across Los Angeles County.
According to new research commissioned for Go-Ahead's Zero Emission Centre of Excellence, 55 per cent of people in the UK are likely to travel by bus more often if they are powered by zero-emission electric or hydrogen batteries.
The new artificial intelligence technology will help make bus services more attractive for the people of Wales, by enabling TfW to improve bus schedules and punctuality using the provided bus performance data.
As part of its efforts to improve transit safety in Calgary, the city will be increasing transit peace officers, piloting an ambassador programme and making lighting upgrades across the city's transit system.
The 5G & Connectivity In-Depth Focus in Intelligent Transport Issue 4 2022 features articles from Connected Places Catapult and McLaren Applied discussing the significance of 5G connectivity in the public transport sphere and how its implementation can lead to greater innovation and efficiency.
In Issue 4 2022 of Intelligent Transport, our On-Demand and Shared Mobility Roundtable brings together key industry personnel and those passionate about sharing their opinions on on-demand and shared mobility to discuss how these newer forms of transport can improve the passenger experience, support the efforts to deliver a more…
Intelligent Transport Issue 4 2022’s Mobility-as-a-Service In-Depth Focus features articles from Transdev and Keolis Group discussing why MaaS is only one piece of the mobility integration puzzle to achieve modal shift and drive the transition away from the private car, and the role that mobile applications play in making MaaS…
In Issue 4 2022 of Intelligent Transport, our Passenger Experience Roundtable brings together key industry personnel and those passionate about sharing their opinions on the passenger experience to discuss what different factors impact the passenger experience and how the public transport industry is working to address them, as well as…
A total of 26 bus services of the 39 that had been at risk of withdrawal have been saved, following a six-week review which looked at passenger demand, value for money for the taxpayer and availability of alternative services in the area.
