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In Issue 3 2022 of Intelligent Transport, our E-Mobility Roundtable brought together key industry personnel to discuss how the public transport industry is adapting in order to shift away from polluting diesel vehicles to more sustainably powered ones, as well as the adjustments to operational processes that operators must consider…
Gavin Buckley, Mayor of the City of Annapolis in Maryland, U.S., explains how the city’s new flexible on-demand microtransit service, Annapolis GO, is delivering a range of benefits to the city – including less congestion, a reduction in parking issues, economic growth and happier travellers.
For Intelligent Transport, Boy Hendriks, Transdev Netherlands’ Manager – Innovative & Business Development, provides exclusive insight into the trial of the company’s new Be-In-Be-Out contactless ticketing service, and explains why it is important to embrace innovation in order to enhance the customer experience and deliver convenient, easy-to-use public transport services.
An on-demand public transport trial in New Zealand’s capital city was inspired by the community and a local council unafraid to innovate, writes Greater Wellington’s Ben Robinson Drawbridge, as he provides Intelligent Transport with exclusive insight into the project.
For Intelligent Transport, a panel of public transport experts have come together to share their thoughts on what they think the future of mobility may look like, as well as offer their predictions on what they expect the most significant trend to impact the industry will be in the next…
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.
Alkè, Applus+ IDIADA and Bax & Company – together with six other European partners – are co-developing the next generation of electric utility vehicles as part of the URBANIZED initiative. The modular approach will enable the production of more affordable, easily swappable, multi-purpose cargo bodies that are adaptable to fluctuating…
In Issue 3 2022 of Intelligent Transport, our E-Mobility Roundtable brings together key industry personnel to discuss how the public transport industry is adapting in order to shift away from polluting diesel vehicles to more sustainably powered ones, as well as the adjustments to operational processes that operators must consider…
The On-Demand & Shared Mobility In-Depth Focus in Intelligent Transport Issue 3 2022 features articles from Greater Wellington and the City of Annapolis discussing how these newer forms of public transport are solving congestion and parking issues, as well as offering passengers with more flexible and convenient travel options.
For Intelligent Transport, Stratio and Keolis Group provide exclusive insight into the two companies’ successful predictive maintenance project, which has resulted in a wide range of benefits and improved efficiencies for the transport operator.
In the latest issue of Intelligent Transport, we feature exclusive content from leading industry experts and thought leaders discussing: what the future of mobility may look like; how e-mobility can drive a more sustainable transport industry forward; and why on-demand and Demand-Responsive Transport should be a key part of urban…
