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Network Rail and Cycling UK partner to encourage uptake of cycling
The partnership will offer tips and advice to those new to cycling, as well as provide information regarding bike storage and cycling routes.
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First Bus pilots bus booking service in Bristol
First Bus launched the pilot scheme in Bristol on Monday 27 July 2020, with plans to roll it out across other areas of the West Country in the coming months.
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How the UK can become an e-scooter global leader
Rebecca Hahn, Chief Corporate Social Responsibility Officer at Bird, reflects on lessons learnt and suggests how operators and cities can optimise the UK e-scooter trials for both their riders and the communities they aim to serve.
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New standards introduced to improve safety for taxi and PHV passengers
The new standards, which local authorities will be expected to implement, are designed to improve consistency in the taxi licensing system.
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Moving beyond COVID-19
In a recent webinar hosted by Intelligent Transport in association with Brian Swanson, Moovit's Director of Sales Engineering, the tools that help municipalities, transport agencies and operators, and large businesses operate during times of crisis such as the COVID-19 pandemic were discussed. Here, he answers some of the audience's questions…
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Collaborative UITP study looks to mobility post-COVID-19
The UITP and Arthur D. Little study engaged with transport authorities, mass transit operators, mobility solutions providers and professional bodies to map out how the future of mobility might evolve in the medium- and long-term.
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Integrated fares launching for ferries in Auckland
The introduction of integrated fares was scheduled to be earlier in the year, but was delayed due to the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown.
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How to approach innovation in urban mobility
Jordi Ortuño Ribé, Mobility & Urban Innovation, City of Barcelona, explains what kind of considerations need to be taken into account by cities to enable innovation in the modern mobility market, as well as how these steps can support the economy and evolve a city's transport ecosystem.
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Driverless shuttle trial launched in Newcastle, Australia
Running at a speed of 20km/hr, the Keolis Downer vehicle uses 360-degree cameras and input sensors to avoid cars and other objects.
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Uber and Lyft partner with foundation to promote rideshare safety
The #WhatsMyName Foundation’s goal is to educate college students about rideshare safety best practices to prevent future tragedies from occurring.
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How Orléans built an ultra-efficient Demand Responsive Transport offer
In-depth analysis of how the Orléans Metropolitan Area built upon innovative technology to create a Demand Responsive Transport Network with increased ridership and for a lower operational cost.
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Rental e-scooter trials now permitted in the UK
The Department for Transport (DfT) has also released guidance documents for local area and e-scooter operators about the next steps in the design, implementation and management of e-scooter trials.
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Trust in transport: improving the traveller experience with real-time planning and incentives
In this webinar, Moovit’s Frank Kopas discussed how agencies can utilize apps as rider engagement tools and gain insights to improve operational plans. Cubic’s Robert Sprogis provided an overview of how municipalities, transport agencies and operators, and large businesses can leverage rewards and incentives to manage travel behaviour and passenger…
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How micromobility can support a green economic recovery post-COVID-19
Maurice Henderson, Director of Government Partnerships at micromobility firm Bird, explains how micromobility operators can help cities keep moving during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, and why these services are key to the coming environmentally-friendly economic recovery.
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Dubai RTA reaches new milestone in city’s drive for ‘Industry 4.0’ innovation
Dubai's RTA has now completed 80 projects as part of its drive to digitise services for the fourth industrial revolution, including the 3D printing of metro parts, automated fare collection on marine transport services and the completion of a high-tech traffic management centre.