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From partnering with start-ups like Omni to develop wheelchair-accessible e-scooters to collaborating with UCL to create a universal sound for e-scooters, Georgia Heathman, Head of Public Policy, Safety & Inclusion at TIER Mobility, discusses the importance of making micro-mobility accessible to all and the initiatives that are being undertaken by…
With both lines set to open in October 2026, the seven-year contract will see Keolis operating Île-de-France metro lines 16 and 17, while also assuming responsibility for managing Saint-Denis Pleyel station from June 2024.
Once launched, the fully autonomous mini buses will transform public transport in downtown Châteauroux, by enhancing local mass transit services and promoting easier, safer and more sustainable mobility for citizens.
The contract will see RATP Dev operate Toulon's transit system for six-years, with a key focus on doubling public transport usage by 2030 and introducing innovative, environmentally friendly services.
Keolis Group’s Head of Autonomous Vehicles – New Mobility Services, Clement Aubourg, sat down with Intelligent Transport’s Leah Hockley at Autonomy Mobility World Expo in Paris, France, to discuss the challenges and opportunities of integrating autonomous vehicles into existing urban transportation networks, as well as how Keolis Group is leveraging…
After two days of meetings and experience sharing, the Autonomy Mobility World Expo team is delighted that the industry once again chose AMWE to connect and build the new sustainable mobility ecosystem.
Following the result of the Paris referendum on the future of shared e-scooters in the city, Intelligent Transport's Editor, Leah Hockley, considers what happened and what the impact may be on the future of micro-mobility, and consults a range of stakeholders from across the industry to find out what the…
Île-de-France Mobilités' new bus line will eventually welcome more than 195,000 new passengers per year, with a fully equipped fleet of compressed natural gas powered buses.
Dmitri Pivovarov, Vice President for Rentals at Bolt, considers how the April 2023 Paris referendum, in which citizens voted against the continued presence of shared scooters in the city, highlights the limitations of competitive tenders within the micro-mobility industry and shares his thoughts on the benefits of a free market…
Micro-Mobility for Europe expresses disappointment with the result of Paris' recent referendum against shared e-scooters, citing potential setbacks to sustainable transportation goals and an increased risk of accidents.
Transdev, Keolis and Lacroix-Savac have been chosen to operate Ile-de-France Mobilités' bus lines in the region, as part of the gradual opening up of competition for bus networks.
As part of its commitment to reduce its environmental impact, Dott's new initiative will see it double the lifespan of its e-scooters, starting with a complete refurbishment of over 2,000 vehicles in Lyon, France.
Julie Sulli, MaaS Group Project Leader at Keolis Group, discusses how Mobility-as-a-Service can be used to deliver a personalised travel experience for people and communities, as well as why it is only one piece of the mobility integration puzzle to achieve modal shift and drive the transition away from the…
Yoann Kienne, MaaS & On-Demand Transportation Project Manager at Transdev, discusses the various projects that the company has been working on to advance the implementation of Mobility-as-a-Service, as well as the significant role that mobile applications play in making MaaS more easily accessible.
Keolis Group plays a crucial role in helping its partners to deliver on local government policies by efficiently managing network assets. For the next instalment of Intelligent Transport's online exclusive feature series focusing on the future of the public transport industry, Pierre Gosset, Industrial Executive Director at Keolis Group, discusses…
