New depot work underway for South Wales Metro
4 July 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Demolition works have begun ahead of creating a new, modern £100 million depot at Taff's Well that will maintain and stable vehicles for South Wales Metro.
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Key factors influencing ridership in North America
2 July 2019 | By Masabi
A piece of research by Masabi on mass transit riders and the key factors impacting public transport ridership highlights the emerging urban mobility ecosystem.
Exploring Dubai’s plans for the future of mobility
26 June 2019 | By His Excellency Mattar Al Tayer (RTA), Intelligent Transport
As Dubai continues to grow as a metropolitan hub, Intelligent Transport discusses the urban mobility scene in Dubai with His Excellency Mattar Al Tayer, Director General, Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors of the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA).
Andy Burnham outlines future transport network plan for Manchester
24 June 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
The Mayor has set out his plan for a London-style integrated transport system for Greater Manchester and calls on central government to once and for all close the North-South divide.
North East England launches £377 million bid to transform sustainable travel
20 June 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
The bid for £377 million of government funding aims to transform the way people travel around the North East across a range of green transport modes.
Oldest DLR trains to be replaced with brand new rolling stock
13 June 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
From 2023 the DLR will welcome new rolling stock which will have real-time travel information, air conditioning, mobile device charging points and dedicated wheelchair spaces.
Delhi Metro begins receiving power generated by a Waste to Energy plant
5 June 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has become the first metro system in India to receive power which is generated from a Waste to Energy plant.
Doha Metro opens first phase of Red Line development ahead of schedule
10 May 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Set to carry 650,000 passengers a day upon completion in 2020, the first phase of the Doha Metro Red Line development has opened for preview services.
Sydney Metro North West opening date announced
7 May 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Running every four minutes at peak-times, Sydney Metro is expected to open and begin operations towards the end of May 2019 - eight years after it was first announced.
CRRC’s ‘explosion-proof’ trains have been introduced in Israel
30 April 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Due to the socio-economic climate in Israel, Chinese train manufacturer CRRC is providing explosion-proof trains for the Tel Aviv Red Line.
Report calls for new metro in Glasgow to reconnect deprived areas
29 April 2019 | By Eve De Clerk - Intelligent Transport
The Glasgow Connectivity Commission wants to see £10 billion spent over the next 20 years to improve the connectivity of the whole of Glasgow.
The technology making Helsinki’s transport more sustainable and efficient
25 March 2019 | By Arttu Kuukankorpi - Helsinki City Transport, Tara Nolan (Intelligent Transport)
Arttu Kuukankorpi, Director of Traffic Operation at HKL, provides Intelligent Transport's Tara Nolan with insight into Helsinki’s current transport landscape and the decision behind implementing a DAS.
UITP unveils its new Statistics Brief on urban rail infrastructure
11 March 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Outlined by standout metro and light rail developments, 2018 was once again a successful year for urban rail infrastructure.
West Midlands Metro focuses on creating a skilled workforce for the future
11 March 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
A new sector-based work academy is aimed at the long-term unemployed and provides an insight on what it is like to work in the light rail industry.
Why a ‘city first’ approach to mobility services is key to transport improvement
7 March 2019 | By Luke Antoniou (Intelligent Transport), Scott Shepard - Free2Move
Free2Move's Scott Shepard tells Intelligent Transport Editor Luke Antoniou why new mobility service providers need to take a 'city first' approach to solving transport issues, or risk becoming part of an even larger problem.
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