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Setting up a MaaS platform is one thing – establishing it as the backbone of commuters’ and leisure travellers’ mobility choices is another. Join this webinar to learn from Renfe, Siemens Mobility and NTT DATA about (one of) the biggest public-driven MaaS projects in the world.
For the first instalment of Intelligent Transport’s new and exclusive COVID-19 recovery series, Mark Evers, Chief Customer Officer of Transport for London, discusses the different innovations and services that the authority has established as part of its post-pandemic recovery, as well as why it is important for the industry to…
The new feature will provide Transport adapté customers with a wealth of real-time information, such as the transit vehicles' current location and whether or not a customer is next in line to board the vehicle.
With more electric vehicles on Uber in London than any other city on the app, the company is on track to achieve its target of becoming an all-electric platform in the English capital by 2025.
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority served approximately 461 million riders in 2021, representing a 115 million rider increase compared to 2020.
The Mayor of Moscow and Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport have outlined their intentions to increase the development of autonomous mobility in the Russian capital city, including driverless trams and autonomous taxis.
In line the 2021-2023 Strategic Plan of the Dubai Taxi Corporation, the Roads and Transport Authority has signed a contract to add 2,219 new vehicles to the Dubai Taxi fleet, including 1,775 hybrid vehicles.
Chris Heaton-Harris MP, the Minister of State for the Department for Transport, outlines some of the measures that the UK government is taking to ensure that the country’s transport network can be used by all.
Arriva has launched it’s first MaaS solution in the form of a multimodal travel app, with accessibility features including step-free route planning very much at the centre of its development.
Addison Lee will incorporate some of London’s iconic black cabs into its platform after it announced it will acquire ComCab, City Fleet Networks, and Flightlink International.
Private-hire company Addison Lee has joined Uber and Bolt in offering discounted rides for Londoners travelling to one of the major vaccination hubs in the capital as the UK races to immunise as many vulnerable people as possible.
Despite suffering an extremely tough 2020, taxi and car-share operators in the Russian capital will still be able to purchase new vehicles thanks to subsidies paid out by the Moscow government.
Uber's Advanced Technologies Group (ATG) has been sold to Aurora, but Uber will retain a stake in the business.
Customers looking to book a ride with Addison Lee will be able to input their location's what3words sequence in a bid to improve accuracy when it comes to rides and deliveries.
The new rules cover maximum surge prices, cancellations penalties, as well as the amount of time a driver can stay logged in on any one day.
