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Moscow metro to takeover running of city’s tram network
Deputy mayor Maksim Litsukov says Moscow Metro's high standards should be rolled out to the city's tram network in a bid to create a more integrated transport offering in the capital.
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Northern Ireland order 145 low-emission buses in £66 million investment
Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon believes the investment will help local businesses as well as contribute to a more sustainable transport solution in Northern Ireland.
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Lime and Citymapper partner to help people find micromobility services
Lime says its scooters will now appear as a travel option on the Citymapper app in major cities across the world.
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Bergen’s bus fleet goes 100 per cent fossil fuel free
Bergen's bus fleet is now totally fossil fuel free as Keolis launched its new vehicles this week, which it says will save 50 tonnes of CO2 per year per bus.
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Madrid Metro set to extend Line 11 with over 30 kilometres of track
Ministers say the new line will connect with 11 of the 12 other metro lines and provide new links to developments taking shape in Madrid's suburbs.
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Ola and Uber face new regulations in India
The new rules cover maximum surge prices, cancellations penalties, as well as the amount of time a driver can stay logged in on any one day.
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Zenzic rewards five companies with a share of £500,000
The prize winners will also have the opportunity to try out their products on the UK's autonomous vehicle testing facilities to get them ready for use in the real world.
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Understanding the risks of swappable e-scooter batteries
Swappable batteries might sound like the sustainable answer to maintaining e-scooters; here, Bird's Chief Vehicle Officer Scott Rushforth examines why they can create more problems than they solve.
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Go-Ahead launches North East’s first fully-electric bus fleet
Go-Ahead says the new electric fleet demonstrates its backing to the UK Government's "net zero" target, as the operator looks to reduce emissions in Newcastle and Gateshead.
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Moscow MaaS platform unites operators into single service
Maksim S. Likustov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport, details the Russian capital's plan for widespread mobility integration, and introduces us to some of the industry players whose work will make it happen.
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Deutsche Bahn to launch hydrogen train in 2024
The 2024 trial of a hydrogen train is part of Deutsche Bahn's commitment to being carbon neutral by 2050, by which time the operator says it will no longer run diesel trains.
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TfL hoping to learn from the mistakes of others in new scooter trial
TfL has announced it will choose three operators to launch their scooter fleets in London on a trial basis - but can the UK capital learn from the problems other European cities have had with scooters?
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New York MTA facing severe service cuts without federal funding
The biggest transport authority in the U.S. is facing wide-ranging service cuts and industrial action according to some news outlets, as it continues to lose money hand over fist in 2020.
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Technology-backed franchising: the model for a better bus sector
In a detailed Q&A, Peter Bell of Trapeze Group Europe offers his insight into why franchising could be the model of choice for bus companies in a post-COVID world.
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TfL announces e-scooter competition for operators as trial set for 2021
TfL, along with London Boroughs, hopes that the trial will help it learn more about the fast-growing mode of transport in a bid to implement a more permanent scheme going forward.