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Bolt launches first e-scooter charging docks in Europe
Launched in Tallinn, Estonia, Bolt's e-scooter charging docks deliver more efficient overall usage of each unit and better operational sustainability.
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Public transport stakeholders release joint statement on EU Urban Mobility Framework
A coalition of transport stakeholders have released a joint statement calling for public transport and active mobility to be placed at the heart of the future EU Urban Mobility Framework.
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Fare-free public transport against injustice – if optimised
In an interview with Intelligent Transport, Daniel Štraub of Jagiellonian University in Krakow pontificates the benefits of fare-free public transport that is just and fair for everyone, and the implications for society and the transport sector when that isn’t the case.
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Portugal’s first contactless transit ticketing system begins pilot in Porto
The contactless ticketing system will play a vital role in promoting the use of public transport in Porto, enabling more environmentally sustainable mobility.
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Bolt continues European expansion following electric scooter launch in Imperia, Italy
Bolt's electric scooters will offer Italian citizens and tourists an affordable, safe and sustainable micro-mobility service.
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Zeleros gains new support for the development of a scalable hyperloop system
ACCIONA, CAF and EIT InnoEnergy join the team of more than 180 professionals and 50 organisations that are making the creation of Zeleros’ hyperloop system a reality.
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TIER partner with Google Maps to make e-scooter access easier
TIER has partnered with Google Maps to make it easier for users in big European cities to access its micromobility options, as it looks to expand into more locations in Europe.
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How Bolt is taking the e-scooter market by storm
Known primarily for its ride-hailing business, Bolt has now expanded its micromobility offering into more than 100 cities. Intelligent Transport’s Joshua Minchin sat down with Bolt’s Global Director of Rentals Products, Dmitri Pivovarov, to find out how it has achieved so much so quickly.
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Smart trams deployed across Florence tram network
Trams in the Italian city of Florence have been fitted with sensors in a bid to collect data and utilise it to improve the safety of both trams and private vehicles.
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Lime expands to Berlin-Brandenburg border
Lime will launch its e-scooters in a suburb of Berlin in a bid to increase the last-mile options for travellers in the area and take even more cars off the city’s streets.
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Moscow Metro celebrates 86th birthday with graffiti train
One of Moscow’s famous metro trains has received a new paint job from local street artists in the Russian capital, with passengers getting the final say on the future of the new model.
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Keolis trialling NaviLens technology to improve accessibility
Keolis is partnering with several other transport operators and authorities to trial new technology which utilises QR codes to make public transport more accessible to those affected by sight loss.
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Barcelona’s TMB to test new long range electric bus
A new model of electric bus is set to be trialled in Barcelona which can operate for a full day on a single charge, eliminating the need for supplementary charging infrastructure.
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Sensors installed in Hamburg to keep vulnerable road users safe
Sensor technology has been deployed in Hamburg to test whether traffic lights can be optimised to reduce wait times for all road users, while also protecting the most vulnerable on the city’s streets.
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Study reveals trust and safety among top priorities for self-driving cars
New study suggests self-driving cars are ready to be accepted in Finland at least – as long as they are safe and secure, according to a new study.