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Intelligent Transport Issue 3 2023’s Sustainable Mobility & Air Quality In-Depth Focus features articles from the City of Rotterdam, TRANSITION Clean Air Network and Lithuania’s Deputy Minister of Transport and Communications discussing the challenges faced in transitioning to greener transportation and how public transport can adapt to address pressing air…
In Issue 3 2023 of Intelligent Transport, our Ticketing & Payments Roundtable brings together key industry personnel and those passionate about sharing their opinions on ticketing and payments to explore the transformative effects of new technologies – such as contactless and open-loop payment systems – within the ticketing space.
For Intelligent Transport, Neil Shah, IT & Digital Director at Arriva UK Trains, discusses the challenges of implementing fully integrated smart ticketing networks, and highlights the potential that data-driven insights have in informing strategic decision-making for transport authorities and operators.
One of Intelligent Transport’s newest Advisory Board Members, Boy Hendriks, discusses the crucial role of collaboration and innovation in shaping the future of sustainable mobility, as well as the importance of enhancing the passenger experience to drive transformative change within the transport industry.
In line with its commitment to provide affordable and sustainable travel options for passengers, FlixBus is expanding its UK network with the introduction of direct routes to Amsterdam from Leeds and Bristol.
Carol Schweiger, Intelligent Transport Advisory Board Member and President of Schweiger Consulting LLC, shares her expertise and perspectives on the challenges and opportunities within the transportation industry as it embraces technology-enabled mobility, as well as the key factors driving its transformation.
Shared mobility solutions can offer towns and cities a range of benefits, particularly in the realm of improving sustainable travel behaviours, but it can be difficult for local authorities to choose which solution would best support their regions. To solve this challenge, Bax & Company’s MObility DEcisions (MODE) framework offers a robust…
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, 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…
The €300 million contract will see Arriva Group operate bus and rail services in eastern Netherlands, with a key focus on improving accessibility and encouraging greater use of public transportation.
For Intelligent Transport, Boy Hendriks, Transdev Netherlands’ Manager – Innovative & Business Development, provides exclusive insight into the trial of the company’s new Be-In-Be-Out contactless ticketing service, and explains why it is important to embrace innovation in order to enhance the customer experience and deliver convenient, easy-to-use public transport services.
With the addition of a total of 24 new electric buses across the two new contracts, Keolis will support the Province of Utrecht and Movia advance their transition to a zero emissions fleet.
The new funding will allow Arriva businesses in Italy, Hungary, Slovakia, Croatia and The Netherlands to work together with partner organisations to support three different European Union environmental programmes.
In the latest instalment of Intelligent Transport’s exclusive sustainable transport Q&A series, Virginie Fernandes, Group Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer of Transdev Group, discusses the key innovations and projects that the company is working on to decarbonise its public transport fleet, as well as what she hopes to see as…
As part of an expansion of their partnership, TIER's micro-mobility vehicles are now available through Google Maps in over 200 more cities worldwide, including locations in Israel and Ireland for the first time.
