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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.
The people mover will run every three minutes, gets to Birmingham Airport in six minutes and provides transport for 2,100 passengers per hour meaning more people will benefit from the development.
Estimates suggest that trips from Raleigh to Durham or Chapel Hill, a distance of nearly 30 miles, could be completed in under 10 minutes with the help of hyperloop technology.
ATM Milano intends to be operating no diesel buses by 2030 and they have bought 250 electric buses from Solaris, thought to cost in excess of €192 million. The first batch of 40 buses will be delivered in June 2020.
In competition with Uber, inDriver has launched in Ugandan capital Kampala, giving passengers the freedom to choose their own fares.
New collaboration between Uber, Masabi and the Regional Transportation District (RTD) of Denver gives the Uber app another function; real-time information and ticketing.
Funding innovations in solar, high speed and WiFi charging infrastructure aims to encourage uptake of electric vehicles
The MaaS Alliance has commissioned analysis to clarify the legal framework and roles in the MaaS ecosystem, specifically the roles of private actors and public transport authorities and operators.
Demolition works have begun ahead of creating a new, modern £100 million depot at Taff's Well that will maintain and stable vehicles for South Wales Metro.
First Bus looks to reduce its exposure in Greater Manchester, announcing the sale of the Bolton bus depot to Rotala, but passengers should see no changes to pricing structures.
The Open Mobility Foundation (OMF), formed by cities from across the U.S. seeks to improve transportation across the country with open data sources.
The transit system connects people around the city and highlights the necessity for such a transportation system for the most vulnerable in society.
As Dubai continues to grow as a metropolitan hub, Intelligent Transport discusses the urban mobility scene in Dubai with His Excellency Mattar Al Tayer, Director General, Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors of the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA).
Japan and France are one step closer to driverless vehicles as Groupe Renault and Nissan to become the first automotive manufacturers to explore driverless mobility.
The Mayor has set out his plan for a London-style integrated transport system for Greater Manchester and calls on central government to once and for all close the North-South divide.
