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Bus Éireann signs contract with NTA to deliver services across Ireland
The five-year contract is worth in excess of €800 million and includes the delivery of services for 218 routes nationwide.
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Ebook: The Passenger Satisfaction Playbook
This guide to increasing bus passenger loyalty outlines the most common passenger concerns and explains what bus operators can do to alleviate them.
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City snapshot: Mobility-as-a-Service in Madrid
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.
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On-demand bus trial begins in West London
Slide Ealing, the on-demand bus service operating in the west London borough, does not follow a fixed route and picks passengers up from ‘flexible stops’, with the aim of creating a more personalised service.
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Singapore launches Active Commute Grant to promote active mobility
The Singapore Land Transport Authority (LTA) has launched the Active Commute Grant (ACG), which aims to encourage more developers to support those who adopt active commutes to work by providing more end-of-trip facilities.
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Mobility-as-a-Service: roaming throughout Europe
Launched in 2017, The IMOVE project comes to an end late 2019. Testing the feasibility of implementing Mobility-as-a-Service on a European scale, Marco Boero, IMOVE Project Coordinator, explains some of the key progressions that the consortium has seen.
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Despite open data, has the travel app ecosystem become closed off?
In a world where urban travel information is becoming ubiquitous, are third-party developers being marginalised, leading to fewer choices for end users? Paul Harrington, Owner of YourStop, explains why open data might not be as open as it seems.
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Innovation and safety: creating a safer road transport ecosystem
Matthias Maedge, IRU’s General Delegate to the EU, explores how innovation is shaping the safety of current and future road systems, and the challenges that must be overcome in order for the industry to progress.
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MTA ridership increases as on-time performance improves
Figures reveal that MTA ridership has increased across subways, buses, LIRR and Metro-North, with on-time performance improving across the board.
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Uber launches public transport feature in New Delhi
The service aims to make travel easier for commuters by providing the information they need to make the smartest possible journey choices.
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JUMP bike-sharing now available in Rome
Rome is the first Italian city to debut the bike-sharing scheme, with 700 bicycles appearing across the city, and a further 2,800 planned to be deployed over the coming weeks.
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Groupe Renault commences trial of on-demand, electric autonomous taxi service
The public trial will take place on the Paris-Saclay urban campus, and participants have been selected to represent a general university campus population.
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A redesign of Brooklyn’s bus routes is launched to improve service speed
The redesign will use public feedback, data and analysis, and a review of demographics and upcoming developments, to create a bus network that satisfies the needs of the current 650,000 Brooklyn bus riders.
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Liverpool Metro Mayor calls for ‘revolution’ in walking and cycling
The Liverpool City Region has set a target to become zero carbon by 2040, with schemes to support walking and cycling initiatives having already cut carbon emissions in the city region by 1600 tonnes per year.
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Mobility on demand: transforming transportation
Shailen Bhatt, President and CEO of ITS America, explains how mobility on demand (MOD) has the transformative power to take transport network integration to the next level.