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CoMo urges parties to improve transport ahead of Scottish elections
Ahead of the Scottish Elections in May, transport charity CoMo has made several suggestions to the political parties involved on how to improve mobility in Scotland.
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IndyGo BRT project back in the spotlight after bill amendment
The BRT project is back under the microscope in the Indiana state legislature, as a new amendment once again threatens the IndyGo project.
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Greater Dayton RTA launches Account-Based Ticketing system
The new Account-Based Ticketing system will allow riders to take advantage of fare capping technology, meaning they will pay less for their travel overall.
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Bus Éireann expansion key to connectivity across Ireland
Ireland’s national bus operator is in the midst of completing the biggest enhancement to services in years. CEO Stephen Kent, explains how Bus Éireann has turned things around and outlines the sustainable steps it is now taking.
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US DOT to hand out $1 billion in infrastructure grants
US DOT will hand out $1 billion in grant funding to projects across the US, with equal shares going to rural and urban areas.
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Survey suggests cars will remain dominant post-pandemic
A new survey has suggested that encouraging people back onto public transport will not be a simple task once restrictions ease further in the UK.
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Developments in mobility – a look at trends, planning and technology
In advance of Intelligent Transport's MaaS North America Online Summit (29-30 June 2021), our latest whitepaper showcases the latest in mobility developments and trends.
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Sound Transit’s Northgate Link to open later this year
The Northgate Link will connect northern neighbourhoods of Seattle with the city centre, after testing on the route began earlier this year.
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Moscow Metro’s Troika card expands to the city of Perm
The expansion of Moscow’s Troika card shows no sign of slowing down, as the city of Perm begins a pilot of the ticketing system.
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TfL issues advice and reassurance as restrictions ease in London
TfL is urging passengers to cooperate with the social distancing measures put in place as London’s shops and businesses begin to open up again.
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First orders for hydrogen-electric trains placed in France
Four regions in France have placed orders for dual powered hydrogen-electric trains, in a bid to significantly cut down on emissions from their rail networks.
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COTA providing accessible transport to vaccination appointments
The Central Ohio Transit Authority is working with local groups to ensure everyone in the region has access to transport to and from their vaccination appointments.
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TfL hands Uber Boat Hammersmith bridge replacement contract
Uber Boat by Thames Clippers will run the new service to ferry passengers across the river Thames while Hammersmith Bridge is closed for repair work.
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Strike action continues on London’s bus routes
Bus drivers in London have walked out today over pay and conditions, as RATP Dev and Unite the Union fail to reach an agreement.
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Assessing the state of micromobility with Beryl’s Philip Ellis
Philip Ellis talks safety and the impact of COVID-19 on micromobilty with Intelligent Transport’s Joshua Minchin, as more and more local authorities around the world begin to implement some form of micromobility scheme.