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With the help of disabled volunteers, WMCA will trial the new journey planning app, which aims to remove barriers on public transport for disabled people and those with long-term health conditions.
As part of the £2 billion funding for active travel announced by the Prime Minister in 2020, 134 schemes that are working to improve cycling and walking infrastructure across England have been awarded a share of £200 million in DfT funding.
The two new technology-focused initiatives will improve accessibility on NJ TRANSIT for neurodiverse customers and those with mobility constraints, by helping customers to navigate everyday travel experiences.
The final stages of work at Bank station will be completed by the end of 2022, with work continuing on step-free access to the Northern line, a new station entrance and two new moving walkways.
Commuters in Blaenau Gwent who may not have access to a smart device will now be able to get help and book a ride on fflecsi, whilst away from home, in six libraries across the county borough.
Currently available in Bristol, Liverpool and Birmingham, Voi’s service integration with the Lazarillo app will allow blind and visually impaired users to safely and confidently navigate some of the biggest micro-mobility cities in the UK.
Following a three-and-a-half-year delay, the Elizabeth line will finally be ready for passenger service, providing service between Paddington and Abbey Wood from Monday to Saturday.
Singapore’s Land Transport Authority (LTA) speaks with Intelligent Transport about its active travel efforts across the country, as well as the significance of establishing a comprehensive walking and cycling network to encourage more Singaporeans to adopt a car-lite approach to travel.
The minibus will give the Old Brewery Mission greater flexibility in delivering a specialised shuttle service to people experiencing homelessness by transporting them to emergency shelters and other resources.
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…
As part of the Smart Village Shuttle service, Transdev Germany’s subsidiary Rohde Verkehrsbetriebe will operate two on-demand electric vehicles to encourage residents in Süderbrarup to be less dependent on their cars.
With plans to deploy 39 new trains from mid-2023, Île-de-France Mobilités and RATP Group’s new MP14 trains for Line 11 will replace the region’s oldest metro trains, which date back to the 1960s.
The new flexibus+ service will provide over 7,000 residents in Norfolk's Swaffham and surrounding areas with a flexible on-demand bus service for a four-year period, six days a week.
The new feature will provide Transport adapté customers with a wealth of real-time information, such as the transit vehicles' current location and whether or not a customer is next in line to board the vehicle.
As part of the UK government’s Transport Research and Innovation Grant programme, 51 projects that are working to create a more efficient transport system have been awarded a share of £1.95 million in Department for Transport funding.
