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Toyota launches European mobility brand Kinto
Kinto is said to form part of Toyota’s global vision to evolve into a mobility company by providing all kinds of transportation-related services to people around the world.
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EU member states encouraged by UITP to adopt rail regulation recast
The Rail Passengers’ rights regulation text is said to provide a balance between the reinforcement of rights for rail passengers and the obligations of railway operators.
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Public transport sector committed to EU Green New Deal, says UITP
UITP has stated that the promotion of public transport, walking and cycling is the fastest and most cost-efficient way to decarbonise people’s daily mobility.
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Sustainable systems promoted in EBRD’s new Transport Strategy
The EBRD has passed a new Transport Sector Strategy which aims to boost transport as a catalyst for economic and inclusive growth.
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Mobility-as-a-Service: roaming throughout Europe
Launched in 2017, The IMOVE project comes to an end late 2019. Testing the feasibility of implementing Mobility-as-a-Service on a European scale, Marco Boero, IMOVE Project Coordinator, explains some of the key progressions that the consortium has seen.
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Google tool that maps city emissions to launch in Europe
Google’s Environmental Insights Explorer (EIE) is a free online tool that is designed to help cities to measure, plan and reduce carbon emissions and pollution.
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German scooter start-up raises $60 million to expand service
Since its launch in 2018, TIER has surpassed 10 million rides in just 11 months.
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Denmark pushes for EU ban on diesel and petrol car sales
Ten other EU member counties have supported the Danish proposal to ban diesel and petrol car sales by 2040.
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New research shows European e-bus market faced with challenges
The number of e-buses in operation in Europe reached 1,202 units in 2018, less than 13 per cent of what is rolled out in China on a weekly basis.
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Policies must focus on integrating MaaS with the rare resource of space, says new report
Unless ridesharing and alternative transport replaces solo trips by car at a large scale, the impacts on congestion and pollution are predicted to be neutral at best.
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Google Maps rolls out real-time bikeshare data to 24 cities
Real-time information means users will be able to see exactly how many bikes are available at a particular bikeshare station, as well as where they can park their bike after completing their journey.
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Webinar highlights: how MaaS can create smarter, more liveable cities
Following our successful webinar in partnership with moovel group (becomes REACH NOW) earlier in 2019, Thomas Friderich, Head of Business Development at moovel group, answers some of the most important questions that were posed by the audience during the live Q&A session.
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Podcast: Episode 3 – Jaanaki Momaya and Paloma Castro, Lime
Intelligent Transport speaks with Jaanaki Momaya, UK General Manager, Lime, and Paloma Castro, Head of International Communications, Lime, for Episode 3 of the Intelligent Transport Podcast.
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Arriva introduces emissions reduction scheme for European bus fleet
With access to real-time data and driver coaching to promote advanced driving techniques, Arriva expects to reduce CO2 equivalent emissions by up to 72,000 tonnes a year.
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BIOMOTIVE: the project taking a different approach to sustainability
UITP's Umberto Guida explains how the BIOMOTIVE project is working to produce more bio-degradable vehicle parts in a bid to improve the overall sustainability of the transport sector.