Is 5G the key to enticing passengers to make the post-COVID-19 return?
In partnership with Vortex, in this article, West Midlands 5G's Chris Holmes explores the role of 5G connectivity in building passenger confidence post-pandemic.
List view / Grid view
In partnership with Vortex, in this article, West Midlands 5G's Chris Holmes explores the role of 5G connectivity in building passenger confidence post-pandemic.
In the final 2021 issue of Intelligent Transport, we feature exclusive content from leading industry experts discussing: the future of autonomous mobility; how alternative power is supporting the decarbonisation of public transport; why delivering a seamless and enjoyable passenger experience is key to recovering passenger ridership post-pandemic; and much more.
The 5G connected network of roads will provide quicker and more accurate data to traffic control centres than what the current system of data collection offers.
The very first 5G tram has been trialled in the West Midlands, where the technology has been used to provide crucial information to those with accessibility needs.
A share of £2.4 million has been awarded to seven consortiums to launch 5G-enabled road and rail transport trials across the West Midlands.
The partnership agreement is already in discussion regarding projects where 5G can improve transport and support congestion and emissions reductions in the West Midlands.