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LECIP exhibiting at IT-TRANS 2020
LECIP is pleased to be exhibiting at IT-TRANS - International Conference and Exhibition on 3-5 March 2020. LECIP will showcase its next generation PIS system and Validator at Stand 2A5, Hall 2 during the event.
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On-time performance for MTA New York’s subway increases by 20 per cent
The statistics, released in MTA's 2019 full-year subway statistics report, also reveal a reduction in delays and a fall in the number of major incidents per month.
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Montreal survey records four per cent increase in public transport use
Approximately 74,000 households were surveyed, which were said to amount to the 360,000 daily trips made by the 170,000 people that make up the households.
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Copenhagen’s drive to become connected and carbon neutral
Intelligent Transport spoke with Mikkel Krogsgaard Niss from the City of Copenhagen to learn more about how the city is moving towards its ambitious carbon neutral goals and the factors affecting the process.
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Malta Public Transport unveils first electric bus trial
During the trial phase, the zero-emissions bus will operate in parallel with the current public transport network as the company observes the vehicle in day-to-day circumstances and collects feedback from passengers and drivers.
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First real-time passenger information provided in Kuwait
Citybus has said it aims to change the way passengers utilise public transport and has implemented Kuwait's first RTPI system.
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10 Welsh tech start-ups selected to participate in rail innovation project
Smart parking sensors, augmented reality way-finding and facial recognition security were a few of the ideas selected to participate in Transport for Wales’ (TfW) inaugural accelerator programme, Lab, which aims to improve the rail passenger experience.
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Dubai’s RTA completes first phase of passenger access project
The step is said to be in line with the 'My Community... A City for Everyone' initiative which aims to transform Dubai into a ‘people of determination-friendly city’ by 2020.
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UITP publishes European outlook of light rail and tram growth
Tram and light rail systems are available in 392 cities around the world, with more than half of them (204) in Europe, according to UITP.
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157 electric buses to be rolled out in Gothenburg
With services scheduled to commence in December 2020, the new electrified lines will mean a total of 220 electric buses will be in operation in Gothenburg by the end of the year.
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Rhode Island buses equipped with cost-saving solar systems
With the new solar systems, the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA) hopes to replace batteries less frequently and save on costly road calls.
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Over half of passengers now use contactless on the Tyne and Wear Metro
Nexus introduced ticket machines that accept card and contactless payments, as well as notes and coins, in 2013.
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ITC 2019 in review: developing complete and connected trips for all
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.
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Washington Metrorail records increase of seven million trips in 2019
Total rail ridership was recorded as 182 million trips for 2019, compared to 175 million in 2018 - an increase of four per cent.
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Nottingham launches public consultation as it declares climate emergency
On 13 January 2020, Nottingham City Council Deputy Leader, Cllr Sally Longford, formally declared a Climate and Ecological Emergency and launched a consultation into the council’s own action plan, which has a key focus on the future of transport in the city.