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20 October 2017 | By Suzanne Hoadley (Senior Manager at Polis)
With so many hopes and expectations weighing on the future potential of MaaS, Suzanne Hoadley, Senior Manager at Polis, explains what MaaS really encompasses, what kind of modal shift should be initiated, and how authorities and operators are already working together.
20 October 2017 | By Intelligent Transport
As climate change and air quality worsen, it is increasingly the responsibility of public transport authorities and operators to take action. This In-Depth Focus explores the future of fuel for public transport.
20 October 2017 | By Nuria Blanco
Since the inception of Consorcio Regional de Transportes de Madrid (CRTM), Madrid’s public transport authority, the mobility patterns of the region have changed, becoming gradually more complex. Nuria Blanco, from the public transport innovation and management centre department (CITRAM), shares how it is harnessing the latest innovations in real-time passenger…
20 October 2017 | By Robin Davis (Chair of the TCCA Transport Working Group), Tony Gray (Chief Executive of the TCCA)
Tony Gray, Chief Executive, TCCA, and Robin Davis, Chair of the TCCA Transport Working Group, tell Intelligent Transport how built-for-purpose communication technologies help keep passengers safe and secure on public transport on a daily basis.
19 October 2017 | By David Leininger
Mobile technology, advances in autonomous vehicles and the emergence of so-called transportation network companies (TNCs) pose wonderful opportunities but also real existential threats, so which is it? David Leininger, Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART), discusses the current and emerging trends in ticketing and mobility,…
19 October 2017 | By Andy Nash
To date, finding a way to use advances in technology to tackle challenges in transport has focused mainly around smart cards and ‘contactless’ readers – solutions that involve infrastructure that is costly to setup, install and maintain. However, there is another approach that is worth exploring, using something that is…
19 October 2017 | By Intelligent Transport
Touted as the future of multimodal public transport on a global scale, Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) has taken the imaginations of transport authorities and operators by storm. MaaS aims to change the way people travel, and how they pay for that service, encouraging a reduction in single-user vehicles...
19 October 2017 | By Intelligent Transport
As part of our Control Room Operations In-Depth Focus, Intelligent Transport asked an expert panel: As technology’s rapid advancement continues, what impact will it have on control room operations, and how will operators keep up with the rate of change?
19 October 2017 | By Archana Vidyasekar (Global Research Manager Visionary Innovation Group at Frost & Sullivan)
The role of public transport in enabling integrated door-to-door mobility is evolving, and public transportation is set to be prioritised by citizens as a more affordable option, writes Archana Vidyasekar, Global Research Manager, Visionary Innovation Group at Frost & Sullivan.
19 October 2017 | By Simon Warburton (Transport Strategy Director at Transport for Greater Manchester)
Simon Warburton, Transport Strategy Director at Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM), explains the city’s 2040 Transport Strategy framework, detailing how multimodal solutions will promote accessibility and economic growth.
18 October 2017 | By Tina Quigley
Tina Quigley, General Manager of the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC), discusses the RTC’s innovative mobile ticketing app, rideRTC, and how the app has been improved with the use of strategic partnerships.
18 October 2017 | By Luke Antoniou (Intelligent Transport)
Uber’s new CEO is setting a fine example so far in arguing the company’s value to Transport for London (TfL), and it makes a refreshing change to see the technology firm dispel arrogance and favour humility...
18 October 2017 | By Intelligent Transport
The safety and security of passengers and staff are of the utmost importance to public transport operators across the globe. As technology continues its rapid advance, there's an ever-increasing number of ways for control room operators to establish measures that will not only enhance passenger experience and safety, but also…
18 October 2017 | By Andrei Greenawalt (Vice President for Public Policy at Via)
Andrei Greenawalt, Vice President for Public Policy at Via, explains to Intelligent Transport how the business operates, the ways its technology can be applied in the future, and how ridesharing companies can work with governments and operators.
18 October 2017 | By Intelligent Transport
As part of our Smart Ticketing & Payments In-Depth Focus, Intelligent Transport asked an expert panel: In what ways will more traditional payment and ticketing methods need to be adapted to the ‘smart’ revolution in the coming years?
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