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Currently being tested on two bus lines of the Ginko network, Keolis subsidiary’s fraudometer uses behavioural science and nudges to encourage individuals to avoid fraudulent situations by validating their tickets.
With the use of augmented reality technology and street view data, Bird VPS will enable Bird to geo-localise parked e-scooters with accuracy – allowing riders to end their journeys in a safe and tidy manner.
During the Air-One opening event, Urban-Air Port will demonstrate how purpose-built ground infrastructure can unleash the potential of advanced air mobility to decarbonise transport and cut air pollution and congestion.
Carol Schweiger, Intelligent Transport Advisory Board Member and President of Schweiger Consulting LLC, shares her thoughts on what the future looks like for technology-enabled mobility, and has identified five key strategies that will become significant in this field throughout the remainder of 2022 - with a particular focus on developments…
With only one week to go until Intelligent Transport's Transport Innovation Online Summit begins, find out why our Editor, Leah Hockley, thinks that you should join us for our three-day online flagship event.
Paul Attenborough, Programme Director at Trapeze Group, outlines the benefits of integrating Duty Allocation System and Intelligent Transport System technologies for bus operators as they continue to face disruption, technological complexity and wavering passenger confidence in service reliability.
In this issue of Intelligent Transport, the first for 2022, we feature exclusive content from leading industry experts and thought leaders discussing: the importance of improving gender diversity within the public transport industry's workforce; how new and improved ticketing systems are making travel easier and more affordable; and why the…
In the latest episode of Intelligent Transport's podcast, Douglas Spears, Modaxo's Director of Product Management, discusses a wide range of innovations that are currently being developed and implemented across the public transport industry – including electrification and Mobility-on-Demand, among others – and considers what the future of the industry may…
In order to increase reliability and safety, the Regional Government of Madrid has approved a €6.96 million investment to modernise the centralised control of Metro de Madrid's underground trains.
The Roads and Transport Authority is exploring the future of the legislative process for operating autonomous air vehicles to transport passengers in Dubai through its first legal forum.
Jennie Martin, Secretary General of ITS (UK) – Intelligent Transport Systems, explains how artificial intelligence can support the wider development of the public transport industry and outlines its current and possible applications.
As 2021 draws to an end, we have taken the opportunity to look back on the past 12 months at Intelligent Transport, bringing together some of our most popular articles that featured in each of the four 2021 issues of our magazine, as well as three new and exclusive articles,…
In partnership with Vortex, in this article, West Midlands 5G's Chris Holmes explores the role of 5G connectivity in building passenger confidence post-pandemic.
For Intelligent Transport, Osborne Clarke's Arty Rajendra and Matthew White consider how connected technologies are disrupting the automotive industry and discuss what the future of car connectivity may look like, as well as outline the legal challenges that are being faced by the sector in this field.
In addition to being 5G-connected, remotely monitored and autonomous, Keolis's new electric minibus features an internal AI system that detects passengers’ wellbeing and behaviour.
