TfL launches three new Low Emission Bus Zones to tackle toxic air
24 April 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
London's three new Low Emission Bus Zones will cover 79 different routes across Lewisham, Stratford and Edmonton.
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The negatives of one-size-fits-all congestion charging for London’s PHVs
12 April 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Jonny Goldstone, MD and Founder of Green Tomato Cars, tells Intelligent Transport why forcing all PHVs that aren’t black cabs or plug-in hybrids to pay a congestion charge is short-sighted and unfair to operators.
London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone comes into force
8 April 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Motorists in non-ULEZ compliant vehicles will now be charged a minimum of £12.50 to drive through the centre of London in a bid to reduce the toxic emissions level.
Prepare for the Ultra Low Emission Zone by switching to cargo bike delivery
5 April 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Cargo bike delivery schemes could save between 300-450 lives per year in the capital through the reduction in dangerous NOx and PM2.5 emissions.
Europe’s first comprehensive Bus Safety Standard puts automated tech to the test
2 April 2019 | By Alix Edwards - Transport Research Laboratory
The Mayor of London’s Road to Zero transport strategy set a firm target for buses to achieve zero road collision deaths in London by 2030. To ensure this challenge is met, Transport for London (TfL) commissioned the Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) to deliver a robust programme of research for a…
One billion contactless transactions will be made on London’s transport network in 2019
29 March 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Payment technologies are being embraced by passengers across the capital, with the number of contactless transactions up from 872 million in 2018.
Mayor of London calls for government to invest in transport
20 March 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Relentless focus on efficiency and investment is helping to continue towards breaking even on the cost of day-to-day operations by 2022/23, for the first time in the history of the TfL.
New innovation hub is dedicated to smart mobility solutions for London
12 March 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
This space will bring together start-ups, the public sector and large organisations to help solve the city's most pressing transport challenges.
Construction is soon to begin on another new cycle route in London
22 February 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
The work includes a two-way cycle track separated from traffic and pedestrians, will begin on 18 March and is expected to be complete by the end of 2019.
TfL reveal on-demand bus service to be trialled in Sutton
21 February 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
The trial is expected to last a year and will see areas of Sutton which currently do not have access to public transport connected through the scheme.
TfL offers a range of over 130 apprenticeship schemes
31 January 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
Some of the schemes offer individuals the chance to study for a degree – meaning you don't have to choose between industry experience or university.
The major new cycle route across west London is one step closer to reality
30 January 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
TfL's cycle consultation received more than 5,000 responses, with nearly 60 per cent of respondents either supporting or strongly supporting the proposals.
UK’s first automatic braking system for trams to be installed by the end of 2019
14 January 2019 | By Intelligent Transport
The system will automatically apply the brakes and bring a moving tram to a controlled stop if the vehicle exceeds the speed limit at designated locations.
TfL sets out plan to deliver improvements despite reduced government funding
13 December 2018 | By Intelligent Transport
TfL is managing a number of financial challenges. A subdued economy across the UK has slowed down ridership across the country and reduced fare revenue.
Could Uber’s app one day include London bus and Tube data?
11 December 2018 | By Intelligent Transport
It has been reported that Uber is looking into data integration with public transport authorities, which would put them in direct competition with Citymapper.
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