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For the latest instalment of Intelligent Transport’s exclusive ‘The people behind the wheel’ series, Lucía Chavarri, VP of New Business at Cabify, discusses why it is important to think about what the city requires above individual needs when working within the transportation sector, as well as provides insight into the…
Arriva Group streamlines its operations by selling its businesses in Denmark and Serbia, as part of its 2021 strategy to prioritise core markets in the UK and Mainland Europe.
One of Intelligent Transport's newest Advisory Board Members, Margarida López Romero, discusses the role of artificial intelligence and big data analytics in shaping the future of transportation, and shares her insights on how public and private stakeholders can collaborate to foster innovation and deliver a more sustainable public transport network.
One of Intelligent Transport's newest Advisory Board Members, Matt Greener, provides insight into the role that Arriva’s Zero Emission Institute will play in accelerating the decarbonisation of public transportation and the significance of using data and technology to create more efficient and sustainable transport systems, as well as why collaboration…
EMT Madrid is expanding its BiciMAD project to all 21 districts of Madrid, while implementing a 10-point plan to address improper uses, including abandoned bicycles outside stations.
Dolores Ortiz Sanchez, Director General of Mobility at Madrid City Council, provides an in-depth look into the Spanish capital’s Madrid 360 Sustainable Mobility Plan and explains how it will help the city to reduce congestion, improve active travel connectivity and enhance public transport infrastructure.
The $110 million funding will allow Cabify to grow its sustainable mobility business, while reducing emissions from mobility and expanding its presence in more than 25 cities in Spain and Latin America.
David Pérez, Senior Vice President of Stakeholder Relations at Cabify, discusses the challenges that often accompany the transition to renewable fuels, such as hydrogen and electric, and explains why it is important to offer and encourage mobility alternatives to the private car in order to achieve sustainable transport networks in…
The latest tenders in Santander, Arteixo and the Bizkaia region will see nextbike by TIER expand its bike-sharing offer in Spain to a total of 12 systems, with almost 6,000 bikes to be available by the end of 2023.
This new partnership will see the integration of Cooltra's e-mopeds into Cabify's multi-mobility ecosystem, providing zero-emission mobility options to people across Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia.
For the latest instalment of Intelligent Transport’s exclusive ‘The people behind the wheel’ series, Margarida López Romero, Director of Innovation & Digital Transformation at Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona, shares the challenges that she has experienced while navigating cultural resistance to change within the transport industry, and explains how joining the…
Following a competitive tender process, Dott, Lime and TIER Mobility have been chosen by the City Council to deploy a total of 6,000 e-scooters in Madrid.
By surveying customers across 17 European markets, the data compiled has shown that millions of car journeys have been avoided as a result of people choosing to use Bolt scooters rather than cars.
In line with the city council's Madrid 360 Environmental Sustainability Strategy, EMT Madrid's 100 per cent clean fleet will be made up of a combination of compressed natural gas, electric and hydrogen buses.
In line with its goal for all trips on the platform to be made in zero-emission vehicles in Spain by 2025, the new funding will allow Cabify to deploy 1,400 electric vehicles and the required charging infrastructure throughout the country.
