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Toei Subway's Tochomae Station in Tokyo introduces a cutting-edge multilingual communication system, aiming to enhance accessibility for passengers of diverse backgrounds and abilities.
For Intelligent Transport’s exclusive ‘The people behind the wheel’ series, Lauren Streifer, Chief Executive of the Public Transport Association Australia and New Zealand, shares insights into her transformative journey within the public transport sector, highlighting the pivotal moments, industry-shaping partnerships, and her vision for a more inclusive and sustainable future…
The new Statistics Brief is based on a full report, offering a glimpse at the changing times and how metros are developing worldwide.
In partnership with five Japanese taxi companies, Sony's S.Ride has a combined fleet of over 10,000 cabs covering Tokyo.
Toyota Research Institute-Advanced Development and CARMERA, Inc. have announced a venture to develop camera-based automation of HD maps of roads for autonomous vehicles.
A pilot project involving an autonomous taxi operating on Tokyo’s public roads will run until 8 September 2018, with the aim to be operating during the 2020 Olympics.
Passengers travelling in the same direction within the urban areas of Tokyo will now be collected and transported by shared mobility.
The Metro line in Tokyo will operate with high quality communication on radio equipment; increasing railway safety and reliability…
