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Approximately 25 million journeys in and around London are allegedly made using contactless every week, with one in five using a mobile device, and the new feature aims to reduce congestion at payment barriers.
This is the first year that the grant has included walking projects, with 26 of the 60 projects focusing on walking, designed to connect people with their local communities, learn new skills, get active and improve their physical and mental health.
As the regulator of taxi and private hire services in London, Transport for London (TfL) is required to make a decision on Uber’s fitness and propriety before its current licence expires.
Joanna Averley, Head of Urban Design and Integration at HS2, explores how the London urban ecosystem is changing, and how the passenger is adapting its behaviour in reaction.
Slide Ealing, the on-demand bus service operating in the west London borough, does not follow a fixed route and picks passengers up from ‘flexible stops’, with the aim of creating a more personalised service.
Vodafone is set to become the first UK network operator to pilot 4G connectivity in tunnels and at station platforms on the eastern end of the Jubilee line.
The Dynamo Taxi, London's first all-electric taxi, built in Coventry by Dynamo Motor Company, is based on a Nissan e NV 200 Evalia MPV and can carry five passengers.
It is estimated that there are 11 million people who are deaf or have a hearing loss in the UK, many of whom use public transport in London.
More than 368 million Hopper journeys have been made since its launch .
Transport for London (TfL) publishes consultation report revealing public support for lower speeds in central London.
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced that two of London’s bus routes are becoming exclusively electric, as the capital’s electric bus fleet becomes the largest in Europe.
A new report from the Urban Transport Group outlines how three key factors will affect the future of MaaS and sets out guidelines in order to protect urban public policy goals.
Transport for London (TfL) has announced plans to develop a control system for road management in London which will see access to data highlighting potential congestion points.
New research has highlighted steps that can be taken to reduce bus driver fatigue and consequently TfL have created a new £500,000 fund for bus operators to initiate a range solutions.
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.
