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Voi to add artificial noise to e-scooters
Voi says it will work with the RNIB to assess the results of the scheme, which will also involve making its scooter racks more visible to those with impaired vision.
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Addressing planning and scheduling for electric vehicles
Electrifying public transport isn’t only about hardware – find out what software you'll need to manage complex EV planning and scheduling.
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Addressing the issues for sustainable Mobility-as-a-Service
Following the latest Intelligent Transport webinar supported by HERE Technologies, we put the audience’s questions to the speakers from HERE, MOIA and Bosch to understand how to overcome the hurdles for sustainable MaaS.
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Building for the future: why hyperloop could revolutionise public transport
Virgin Hyperloop CEO Josh Giegel explains why hyperloop technology can change the way we travel forever, and reveals an increased receptiveness to the new mode of transport at a hearing he testified at last month.
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Sheffield eyes Levelling Up Fund backing to transform bus network
Sheffield’s politicians have their eye on a shake-up of the city’s bus network, with new bus shelters and electric vehicles in the planned bid to be submitted.
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TfL e-scooter trial begins with small group of boroughs
TfL’s scooter trial begins today, with Londoners able to rent Lime, Dott, and TIER vehicles in select areas of the capital.
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First Bus to transform Caledonia depot into EV charging hub
First Bus is hoping to transform the Glasgow depot into the UK’s largest electric vehicle charging hub, with the first phase of the project scheduled to be completed this year.
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TIER introduces new pricing policy to promote safer riding
TIER has revealed a new pricing structure to encourage safer riding, with users given a free minute at the start of each trip so they can put on their helmet and carry out other safety checks.
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New mobility hub planned for Manchester
It’s hoped the planned mobility hub in Ancoats will provide greater flexibility to residents leasing housing in the area by providing access to electric vehicles as well as car park spaces.
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USDOT announces $88 billion budget proposal
The President’s Budget includes plenty of interest for the US transportation industry, including plans to transform what the USDOT has called the country’s “crumbling infrastructure”.
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Dubai’s RTA announces zero-emissions plan
Dubai’s RTA has backed a plan drawn up to significantly cut emissions from public transport in the UAE city, as the country looks to meet climate goals in the coming years.
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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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Beryl and The Bikeability Trust partner to remove barriers to cycling
Beryl and The Bikeability Trust are working together to ensure that more adults can enjoy the benefits of being able to confidently ride a bike.
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Oxford to see Europe’s most powerful EV charging hub
The UK’s largest public EV charging hub of 38 fast and ultra-rapid chargers will deliver 100 per cent renewable energy to EV drivers day and night.
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Martha’s Vineyard develops solar charging infrastructure for bus fleet
The island of Martha’s Vineyard is launching its very own electricity grid, which will use solar power to charge the island’s electric bus fleet.