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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.
Outlined by standout metro and light rail developments, 2018 was once again a successful year for urban rail infrastructure.
This agreement, announced on International Women’s Day, is another step forward in advancing the role of women in the transport sector.
UITP and The New Cities Foundation will work together, focusing on the development of sustainable and innovative urban transport.
APTA and UITP will work together on areas of mutual benefit and, in doing so, maximise the quality and value of their member services in a variety of ways.
The Statistics Brief is based on a full report, containing detailed analysis as well as an editable dataset, which is available upon request.
UITP President Pere Calvet tells Intelligent Transport about the opportunities that exist for new mobility players and the wider public transport sector amid a huge industry shake-up.
As the European Commission prepares to release its draft post-2020 Multiannual Financial Framework, UITP pushes for better investment in cleaner urban mobility...
Cities were marked out of 100 based on the maturity, innovativeness and performance of their urban mobility systems, highlighting how much work needs to be done to ensure transportation systems are sustainable for the future…
Speaking with Intelligent Transport, Stefania Di Serio, Partnership & Alliance Manager, Transportation Division of Almaviva, and a participant in UITP and the World Bank’s #PT4ME campaign, discusses women’s roles within the public transport sector...
Secretary General of UITP, Mohamed Mezghani talks to Intelligent Transport about his plans for his first year in the position and how innovative digitalisation will continue to impact the transport industry...
Alain Flausch, the retiring Secretary General of UITP, spoke with Intelligent Transport about his and UITP’s achievements in recent years, the future of public transport, and why education and funding are crucial to further innovation in the industry…
ITF and UITP released a joint statement on the final day of COP23's first week, detailing the ways in which better, more expansive public transport can aid climate action, and improve global economies...
With a child born in London in 2010 expecting to lose two years of life expectancy because of air pollution if exposed to the same level of pollution over their lifetime* what is the public transport industry doing to combat this major global concern?
In times of advances in green energy solutions, the emergence of digitalisation, and a number of new players entering the market, the urban mobility sector is witnessing rapid change. Intelligent Transport asked Umberto Guida, Director of Research and Innovation at the UITP for his views on current industry trends affecting…
