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The world’s largest cycling database is set to make cycling in London safer
London is the first city in the world to collect data on cycling infrastructure, such as parking spots and protected lanes, on such a large scale.
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TfL doubles funding for cycling and walking programmes
TfL has made more than £500,000 available to enable 60 groups across the capital help to encourage Londoners of all backgrounds to walk and cycle.
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Jubilee line will have 4G coverage from March 2020
4G will be available as soon as March 2020 on the UK's largest and most high-profile mobile 'not-spots' as TfL invests in better connectivity across the network.
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Andy Lord appointed new Managing Director of London Underground
Lord will make the move to TfL later this year following a 30 year career in the aviation industry.
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Sadiq Khan to close 12 miles of London roads for car-free day
Are you planning to drive into the centre of London on the 22 September? You'd better rearrange - Sadiq Khan plans to have a car-free day to clean up London's toxic air.
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Oldest DLR trains to be replaced with brand new rolling stock
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.
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Are you ready to speed up the roll out of intelligent speed assistance?
Following the signing of a manifesto at 2018’s Polis Conference to speed up the rollout of intelligent speed assistance (ISA), Edwin Mermans, Tamara Goldsteen and Gert Blom – all members of the ISA Working Group – reflect on the need to rapidly deploy the technology.
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The future of public transport: a roundtable discussion
We asked the opinions of transport leaders from Europe and the U.S. to find out how public transport is changing, what form it is taking and what the new responsibilities of public and private organisations are likely to be.
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Trial of on-demand bus service ‘GoSutton’ has launched
Small, on-demand buses will operate over an area in Sutton guaranteeing customers a seat, USB charging and free WiFi in a bid to reduce private car ownership.
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100,000,000 mobile ticket sales milestone reached by Corethree
The sheer number of m-tickets processed by the leading UK provider shows accelerating appetite for smarter digital ticketing, both in the UK and overseas.
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New London Overground electric trains enter service
Despite delay, eight electric trains have been brought into service on the London Overground; the walk-through, air-conditioned trains with USB points and real-time information screens will increase capacity.
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Podcast: Episode 2 – Simon Reed, Transport for London
Our guest for Episode 2 of the Intelligent Transport Podcast is Simon Reed – Head of Technology and Data for Surface Transport at Transport for London.
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Report details how 74 per cent of vehicles are complying with ULEZ
Since launching, the ULEZ has seen significant increase in vehicle compliance, as the number of older, more polluting non-compliant vehicles has reduced by 9,400 on an average day.
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TfL to launch hydrogen-fuelled buses to tackle London’s toxic air
Twenty zero-emission, hydrogen-fuelled double-decker buses will arrive in London next year as TfL invests in reducing the toxicity of the city's air.
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Road-user charging in London must get smarter, says Centre for London
London needs a more sophisticated approach to road-user charging which reflects the true impact of individual vehicle journeys, according to a new report by Centre for London.