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New policy looks to double public transport usage in Malaysia by 2030
18 October 2019 | By
Malaysia's National Transport Policy 2019-2030 sees the national government looking to drive significant modal shift for its citizens.
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Germany to finance an extra €1.2 billion for public transport
In a bid to promote the use of public transport and decrease the use of cars, Germany is planning to increase subsidies for public transport services.
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SIXT expands mobility budget to include public transport
The SIXT Mobility Club pilot project, in which numerous Western European companies are participating, seeks to support the change from fixed company fleets to more flexible use of vehicles.
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Greater Manchester launches public consultation on bus services
Greater Manchester Combined Authority is the first city-region in the UK to launch a public consultation on a proposed bus franchising scheme.
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Indonesian cities set for $23 million grant to develop BRT
The BRT systems should be operational by 2022, with the next two years being dedicated to feasibility studies and research.
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RTA to crack down on bus fare evaders using new technology
Dubai's transport authority signs another Memorandum of Understanding, this time with tech giant Cisco, in a bid to protect fare revenues.
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City snapshot: what does mobility look like in Copenhagen?
Intelligent Transport spoke to Mikkel Krogsgaard Niss, from the City of Copenhagen Centre for Urban Development, about the current and future agenda of Copenhagen's mobility network.
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RTA and du to provide free WiFi on Dubai buses and marine transits
The announcement was made at GITEX Technology Week 2019 at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
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Research highlights key factors behind UK bus use
New research has analysed data to identify six conditions which can be used to define the ‘Intrinsic Bus Potential’ of a UK local authority area.
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Tata Motors confirms biggest e-bus contract in India
The total fleet of e-buses will see Tata Motors controlling more than 80 per cent of the Indian market.
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Top five factors in creating successful MaaS systems
In a webinar previewing this year’s Intelligent Transport Conference, we brought together four industry experts to discuss the potential for MaaS implementation and, in turn, its potential to make our cities smarter. Here, Intelligent Transport’s Sam Mehmet picks the key findings from the discussion.
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Minneapolis pilots mobility hubs
The pilot is beginning with four locations in north Minneapolis and will continue with additional locations in south and northeast Minneapolis later this year.
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EIB provides €200 million to support clean urban transport in Spain
These clean transport investments will also enable the creation of thousands of jobs in relation to building the new buses, as well as during the implementation phases.
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€30 Million Triangulum sustainable cities project reaches completion
The findings from the Manchester pilot will be used to develop smart city quarters in other cities around the world.
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How the city is adapting to Canberra’s Light Rail system
Having been in service for several months, Ashley Cahif from the ACT Government, and Lachlan Marks and Debra Surman from Canberra Metro, told Intelligent Transport about the effects the Light Rail system has had on Canberra city.