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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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The British city revolutionising local transport with DRT
Listen to Via's podcast with Adele Wearing, Strategic Lead for Passenger Transport at Milton Keynes Council, and Councillor Lauren Townsend on how the city is providing efficient, cost-effective transport that helps reach sustainability goals and much more.
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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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Lessons from Moscow to roll out intelligent transport systems in Tula
Aleksandr Polyakov explains how intelligent transport systems (ITS) recently rolled out from Moscow are not only making Tula’s streets safer, but also decreasing the amount of traffic and congestion in the Russian city.
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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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Winning back ridership in the aftermath of COVID-19
The latest report from Optibus collates surveys and expert insights on industry concerns, ridership recovery timelines, and trends and service changes that are anticipated to impact ridership the most, as public transport looks to bounce back from the pandemic.
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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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Nomad’s Road Connectivity project launched
Nomad’s approach to “connecting everything” could provide benefits to passengers and operators alike, with Wi-Fi, CCTV monitoring and AI safety systems.
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eBook: Five elements of automated bus lane enforcement
Learn how transit agencies can embrace the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of camera-based bus lane enforcement.
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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.
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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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TfL selects operators for upcoming scooter trial
TfL has selected the three operators to run its year-long e-scooter trial, which is slated to begin next month. Below, we hear from Dott, TIER, and Lime on their plans for scooters in the UK capital.
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Franchising: The bus model for a post-Covid world?
Bus franchising explained: What it is, where it makes sense, notable global examples, and the technology required to ensure it succeeds.
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Lime makes sustainable rubber commitments
Lime has pledged to use more sustainable rubber for the tyres on its fleet, as well finding further uses for used tyres such as in playgrounds.