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As part of the £2 billion funding for active travel announced by the Prime Minister in 2020, 134 schemes that are working to improve cycling and walking infrastructure across England have been awarded a share of £200 million in DfT funding.
The final stages of work at Bank station will be completed by the end of 2022, with work continuing on step-free access to the Northern line, a new station entrance and two new moving walkways.
TfL’s new cycle lane in Aldgate connects two major existing cycleways and will allow all East Londoners to cycle more safely and confidently – helping London move towards a zero fatality, zero carbon roads system.
Constructed over a five-year period, RTA’s new dedicated lanes will cover eight main streets in the city and will bring Dubai’s total length of dedicated bus and taxi lanes to over 48km.
Following a three-and-a-half-year delay, the Elizabeth line will finally be ready for passenger service, providing service between Paddington and Abbey Wood from Monday to Saturday.
The first-ever awardees of the Federal Transit Administration’s Climate Challenge have been chosen across eight categories for helping to lead the country’s transition to a clean energy future.
The new Leicester Buses Partnership will focus on key transport development projects, in order to combat congestion, offer affordable fares and provide better facilities for bus travellers in the city.
Singapore’s Land Transport Authority (LTA) speaks with Intelligent Transport about its active travel efforts across the country, as well as the significance of establishing a comprehensive walking and cycling network to encourage more Singaporeans to adopt a car-lite approach to travel.
In line with Cork’s sustainability commitments, the investment will facilitate the creation of new sustainable transport corridors and cycling and walking infrastructure, in order to encourage public transport use and active travel.
Watch this webinar, in partnership with BRUGG eConnect AG, to learn more about the challenges, the benefits and the future of zero-emission within transportation.
The Transport 2050: 10-Year Priorities plan identifies Metro Vancouver’s top priorities, including the need to address climate change, housing affordability and traffic congestion by increasing and improving transit services.
While their private EVs are charging for free at the new station, customers can use SARTA’s hydrogen fuel cell or CNG-powered buses to travel to their place of work, local shopping centre or anywhere else that they need to go.
Provided as part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the new Carbon Reduction Program will fund key projects that will help to develop carbon reduction strategies and address the climate crisis facing the nation.
Kinetic's new electric bus depot will be completely powered by renewable energy and will support the sustainable development of both the company and the Queensland region.
With plans to deploy 39 new trains from mid-2023, Île-de-France Mobilités and RATP Group’s new MP14 trains for Line 11 will replace the region’s oldest metro trains, which date back to the 1960s.
