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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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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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NZ approves funding for integrated public transport system in Wellington
The project, thought to cost in excess of NZ$109 million, will connect Wellington with new and innovative transport ideas.
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UK launches first electric vehicle smart charging marketplace trial
Electric car owners are set to benefit financially by charging their cars off-peak, by taking part in the UK’s first ever trial of a market-led approach to smart charging.
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HS2’s people mover expected to connect more people to the development
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.
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Via unveils its first autonomous vehicle service pilot
The pilot scheme is Via’s first autonomous vehicle deployment in the world, serving a community in New South Wales, Australia.
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Uber reveals strong initial performance of Uber Transit in Denver
New collaboration between Uber, Masabi and the Regional Transportation District (RTD) of Denver gives the Uber app another function; real-time information and ticketing.
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E-mobility in Montréal and the green approach to modal shift
Renée Amilcar, Executive Director of Bus Services at Société de transport de Montréal (STM), explains why the best chances of meeting targets for zero-emissions transport lay with embracing all possible modes of shared, sustainable transport – even if that means venturing from public transport.
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City of Syracuse has launched new bike share programme
Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh and Gotcha have announced the launch of Gotcha's Syracuse Sync bike share system.
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Study investigates roles of public and private parties in regard to MaaS
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.
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U.S. cities come together to create mobility management plan
The Open Mobility Foundation (OMF), formed by cities from across the U.S. seeks to improve transportation across the country with open data sources.
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Exploring Dubai’s plans for the future of mobility
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).
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Andy Burnham outlines future transport network plan for Manchester
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.
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Reducing motion sickness and improving passenger experience in a CAV future
Research from Cranfield University has determined a formula that can reduce the effects of motion sickness while in an autonomous vehicle. Here, Intelligent Transport's Eve De Clerk spoke with Zaw Htike, who is conducting the research, and Stefano Longo, Senior Lecturer in Vehicle Control at Cranfield University, to find out more.