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Keolis has opened a new section of its first tram network in China
In a bid to provide sustainable transportation to the people of Songjiang, Keolis is expanding its light rail operations.
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How Scotland is moving to sustainable public transport
Michael Matheson, Cabinet Secretary for Transport, Infrastructure and Connectivity, discusses how Scotland is supporting new transport initiatives to combat climate change.
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UK Government to double funding for on-street car charging
Transport Secretary announces £2.5 million investment in chargepoints in residential streets; the investment will support the UK’s move towards net zero emissions by 2050 and efforts to further improve air quality.
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Consortium signs contract for two monorail lines in Egypt
Perfect for congested cities needing a fast and cost-effective mass transit solution, the monorail project in Cario will provide greater mobility for Egyptian citizens.
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American cities can benefit from a congestion charge, says new report
New report from the National League of Cities (NLC) has concluded that a congestion charge across American cities would help tackle congestion and raise money to upgrade ageing infrastructure.
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Jerusalem light rail project awarded to CAF and Saphir
JTMT has awarded the TransJerusalem J-Net consortium a €1.8 billion contract for the development and expansion of the Jerusalem light rail network.
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BP and DiDi Chuxing partner on EV charging infrastructure
The joint venture is part of BP's commitment to being one of the world's leading companies in EV charging infrastructure.
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India makes advances on world’s first passenger hyperloop system
Hyperloop has been deemed a public infrastructure project in India, bringing the concept one step closer to becoming a reality.
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The world’s largest cycling database is set to make cycling in London safer
London is the first city in the world to collect data on cycling infrastructure, such as parking spots and protected lanes, on such a large scale.
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MTA announces innovative solutions to bus and subway challenges
Through the Transit Tech Lab, four companies have been chosen for MTA pilot projects to provide original solutions to problems on both the subway and bus systems in New York.
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Why investing in new mobility is also an investment in the future of cities
Paul Asel, Managing Partner at NGP Capital, tells Intelligent Transport’s Luke Antoniou how investments in shared mobility are not only shaping the future of mass transit, but aiding cities in rethinking how they’re able to utilise space, detailing some of the specific investments he has made in mobility companies in…
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Hyperloop to build world’s first long-range test track in Saudi Arabia
Hyperloop's R&D facilities, testing and manufacturing facilities are expected to have a profound impact upon the economy of Saudi Arabia.
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MTR has announced the phased opening of Tuen Ma Line
After completing a detailed feasibility study, it has been accepted that the phased opening of the Tuen Ma Line is feasible with a view of opening in the first quarter of 2020.
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Companies sign up for Auckland’s City Rail Link project
City Rail Link Ltd continues commitment to transform public transport in Auckland with the signing of a contract with the Link Alliance to build the main stations and tunnels programme of work for the City Rail Link (CRL).
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New cycling and walking schemes across Greater Manchester open
The improvements to routes for walkers and cyclists, made by TfGM in partnership with Bury, Tameside and Trafford councils, include resurfacing, new ramps and safer crossings for school children.