Brupass unites Brussels transport operators under one ticket
Brussel’s new Brupass unites four different transport operators under one single ticket in a bid to make travelling in the Belgian capital much simpler.
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Brussel’s new Brupass unites four different transport operators under one single ticket in a bid to make travelling in the Belgian capital much simpler.
A panel of public transport and urban mobility experts discuss the work that the industry’s public and private parties need to do to deliver better services through more effective data management and usage.
The statistics might make for worrying reading for operators hoping for a swift return to pre-pandemic levels one vaccines are rolled out.
Since autumn 2020, Moscow’s ticketing system has been spreading to other Russian regions in a bid to offer greater convenience to passengers.
Dubai’s RTA has been experimenting with AI in order to ease congestion on the city’s metro during peak hours.
The Moscow Metro has hired its first female drivers after a change of legislation opened the doors to the capital’s women.
Cities across China including Beijing and Shanghai opened up new stations on their metro networks in December.
Steve Holden will take over as the company's CEO with immediate effect, taking over control of the company from Steve Wakeland.
The metro operator says that the Big Circle Line will mean quicker journey times and a reduction in pressure on the busy central stations.
Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport Maksim Liksutov told radio station Echo of Moscow that the scheme is already being tested with employees of the metro.
Cameras in the RTA's customer happiness centres will now use artificial intelligence to check whether customers are wearing masks.
Deputy mayor Maksim Litsukov says Moscow Metro's high standards should be rolled out to the city's tram network in a bid to create a more integrated transport offering in the capital.
Renfe says it expects its multimodal mobility platform to generate 1.8 million new rail journeys in its first five years.
Transport unions in the French capital are unhappy at plans to open up the city's bus and metro services to competition in January of 2025.
Ministers say the new line will connect with 11 of the 12 other metro lines and provide new links to developments taking shape in Madrid's suburbs.