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With over 36,000 trips having been made, Wellington’s on-demand public transport trial in Tawa celebrates its first year, offering customers with flexible and convenient transportation using a mobile app.
Transdev, Keolis and Lacroix-Savac have been chosen to operate Ile-de-France Mobilités' bus lines in the region, as part of the gradual opening up of competition for bus networks.
Yoann Kienne, MaaS & On-Demand Transportation Project Manager at Transdev, discusses the various projects that the company has been working on to advance the implementation of Mobility-as-a-Service, as well as the significant role that mobile applications play in making MaaS more easily accessible.
Transdev and First Transit's combined company will operate, manage and maintain over 50,000 vehicles in Canada and the U.S., with a diverse workforce consisting of more than 35,000 employees.
In line with its commitment to halve emissions in the country by 2030, Transdev New Zealand has expanded its green transport fleet with three new fully electric buses, operating on its Howick and Eastern services across Auckland.
In addition to operating its paratransit and downtown shuttle services, this contract extension will see Transdev maintain Mountain Metropolitan Transit's complete fixed-route system.
In addition to electrifying Queensland's public transport fleet, the new zero-emission buses and depot work will allow Transdev to upskill its local workforce in the renewable energy space.
Following extensive testing in a controlled environment, the Navetty research project's autonomous vehicles progress to the next stage, as they are now fully driverless, without a supervisor on-board.
The contract will see Transdev operate the Cable C1, which will run for 4.5km and link the metro to the entire local bus network, as well as the operation of 15 bus lines in the Greater Paris region.
Intelligent Transport Issue 4 2022’s Mobility-as-a-Service In-Depth Focus features articles from Transdev and Keolis Group discussing why MaaS is only one piece of the mobility integration puzzle to achieve modal shift and drive the transition away from the private car, and the role that mobile applications play in making MaaS…
In the final 2022 issue of Intelligent Transport, we feature exclusive content from leading industry experts and thought leaders discussing: digitally enhancing operations to deliver a seamless passenger experience; the role that Mobility-as-a-Service plays in creating a richer transport experience; how the industry is working to improve air quality and…
POLIS Network's Isobel Duxfield shares her thoughts on the gender imbalance within the transport industry, and provides exclusive insight into the SUM4All project, which is working to produce a practical guide to and toolkit for the essential changes which need to be made to secure greater female participation in the…
In an effort to improve accessibility for passengers with impaired hearing, ATM and Transdev have installed inductive magnetic loops at the remaining 34 stations across the Barcelona tram network.
In the latest instalment of Intelligent Transport’s exclusive sustainable transport Q&A series, Virginie Fernandes, Group Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer of Transdev Group, discusses the key innovations and projects that the company is working on to decarbonise its public transport fleet, as well as what she hopes to see as…
The contract renewal will see Transdev Sweden continue to operate and develop transportation in Gästrikland, with a key focus on increasing public transit ridership by making services even more reliable, accessible and safe.
