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USDOT's new Research, Development and Technology Strategic Plan will provide a long-term vision for how research and technology deployment can help transform the country's transportation system over the next five years.
For Intelligent Transport, a panel of public transport experts have come together to share their thoughts on what they think the future of mobility may look like, as well as offer their predictions on what they expect the most significant trend to impact the industry will be in the next…
The 5G & Connectivity In-Depth Focus in Intelligent Transport Issue 4 2022 features articles from Connected Places Catapult and McLaren Applied discussing the significance of 5G connectivity in the public transport sphere and how its implementation can lead to greater innovation and efficiency.
Digital tools are transforming the shipping and cargo process and creating new expectations when it comes to organisation and efficiency. Find out more from Endava here.
Following a successful bid, McLaren Applied will use its patented F1-derived Fleet Connect software and Active Antenna hardware to provide the 5G on-board connectivity solution for Network Rail's infrastructure monitoring trains.
In addition to improving visibility for coach drivers, the use of a camera monitoring system instead of wing mirrors will help remove blind spots, give improved night vision and reduce the risk of minor collisions.
With just a week to go until Transport Innovation Summit 2022 opens its doors, find out more from our Editor, Leah Hockley, about why she thinks you should attend by watching our latest video.
Lu Haikong, Chief Operating Officer of Smart Road BU at Huawei, provides Intelligent Transport with exclusive insight into the company's smart road solution, which can offer an optimised digital solution to a wide range of road user challenges.
The new pantograph bus charging technology is being used to rapidly charge the buses on London's all-electric route 132, providing high-power top-ups multiple times throughout the day for a power boost.
The transportation and logistics industries are under tremendous pressure. However, some of these challenges can be remedied with automation upgrades that are capable of improving both speed and efficiency while contending with staffing challenges and the increasing demand for goods. Find out more from Endava here.
With buses, trains, bike-sharing, taxis and scooters already a part of the mobility offer, RMV's customers can now use its new Mobility-as-a-Service app to easily plan and make multimodal journeys.
Network Rail and Connected Places Catapult's new partnership will see Bristol's iconic train station host trials of new technologies designed to improve various aspects of the passenger experience.
With customers already saving up to two hours with the current version, Goodloading's new, innovative version of its application will allow planning of loading to be even faster and more efficient.
In addition to providing customers with real-time trip information, TfNSW's Transport Connected Bus technology allows bus operators to access more accurate data and tools to improve services, as well as keep buses running on time.
The new scheduling software will enable First Bus' operating companies to improve the service and operational efficiency of 4,000 buses across the UK, enhancing services for over one million daily passengers.
