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Intelligent Transport's Luke Antoniou provides a summary of the stand-out insights from the 2019 Intelligent Transport Conference, featuring contribution from one of the Conference chairs, Carol Schweiger.
This initiative, which is available through the RTA Dubai smart app, is said to be based on raising customer’s satisfaction and happiness rating, which aims to increase bus ridership as a result.
After the launch of a new fare scheme, demand for personalised ticket types on the Barcelona metro have almost doubled compared to the same period in 2019.
The service combines RTC buses, the Las Vegas Monorail, RTC Bike Share, and first- and last-mile operators like Uber and Lyft.
This article lists Intelligent Transport's most popular news pieces and articles in 2019. Stories include industry firsts, solutions to urban mobility challenges, the expansion of innovation and the benefits of collaboration.
The Bus Open Data Service will be structured by new regulations which will mean bus operators are legally required to provide route and timetable data by the end of 2020 and fare, ticket and location data by 2021.
Using big data, RTA aims to be able to more efficiently anticipate future requirements and solutions for the development of the transportation sector in Dubai.
Using the faster processing speeds of quantum technology, Ford and Microsoft scientists have simulated a reduction in congestion by allowing quicker and more even distribution of routing systems provided in vehicles.
In conclusion to our Passenger Experience In-Depth Focus supplement, we asked a number of industry experts: what steps should operators take to ensure they pass the benefits of technology adoption on to end users?
A metro revolution is underway in Sydney, with the New South Wales capital home to the biggest urban rail infrastructure investment in Australian history. For Intelligent Transport, Jon Lamonte, CEO of Sydney Metro, explains how greater capacity and rail connectivity is providing more opportunities and better experiences to the city’s…
Adam Rideout, Head of Customer Experience at National Express Bus, tells Intelligent Transport how the West Midlands bus operator is investing in people and technology to enhance the passenger experience and make travel as seamless as possible for both frequent and infrequent bus users.
Passenger expectations are changing so that their experiences on transport more closely align with comforts they'd expect in their own home. Ian Wright, Head of Innovation and Partnerships at Transport Focus, explains how various technologies can be used as tools to help operators deliver transport's 'brilliant basics', and build trust in…
The five-year contract is worth in excess of €800 million and includes the delivery of services for 218 routes nationwide.
This guide to increasing bus passenger loyalty outlines the most common passenger concerns and explains what bus operators can do to alleviate them.
The Madrid public transport operator, EMT, is developing the MaaS platform ‘MaaS Madrid’ which will offer mobility services to citizens in one unified application. Here, Enrique Diego Bernardo, Chief Technology Officer of EMT, explains how, for the first time, a city, administrative or public entity is leading such an initiative.
