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The world-famous tube map first penned by Harry Beck back in 1933 has got its latest reiteration some 90 years later as the Northern Line Extension gears up for its opening.
The 42 Street Shuttle connects Times Square with Grand Central Terminal – two of New York’s busiest subway stations, after it was renovated to meet ADA standards.
San Diego State University will play host to micromobility operator Bird’s newest fleet of e-assist bikes, which contain several safety and sustainability features.
Is micromobility the solution to getting people back on public transport in London? Josh Cottell, Research Manager at Centre for London, investigates...
Arriva has launched it’s first MaaS solution in the form of a multimodal travel app, with accessibility features including step-free route planning very much at the centre of its development.
Waymo is encouraging riders to give honest and complete feedback on their experiences as it looks to develop its technology further in one of the U.S. most famous cities.
Among the plans to improve the city’s bus network is an increased rollout of Transit Signal Priority and 20 additional miles of bus lanes to speed up journey times.
In an interview with Intelligent Transport, Osborne Clarke’s Jeremy Godley and Edward Barratt discuss the legal challenges around ticketing and mobility.
Bird’s integration with Google Maps will enable riders to locate the operator’s bikes and scooters, before riders are directed to the Bird app to unlock their chosen vehicle.
Padam Mobility's CEO, Grégoire Bonnat, and Michael Frankenberg, Hacon's CEO and Head of Intermodal Solutions at Siemens Mobility, discuss their cooperation and plans for the future.
The trial area has now been expanded to include Westminster, meaning that e-scooters can be hired and used in a wider area of central and inner London.
In an interview with Intelligent Transport, Daniel Štraub of Jagiellonian University in Krakow pontificates the benefits of fare-free public transport that is just and fair for everyone, and the implications for society and the transport sector when that isn’t the case.
An RiDC report has suggested that over 60 per cent of disabled people in the UK now feel uncomfortable travelling on public transport.
From intelligent transit systems to advanced public safety solutions, Conduent Transportation helps you bring it all together. Watch this video to find out more.
The MTA has big plans to make New York’s transport network even more accessible for its passengers, including new subway car designs and station overhauls.
