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Transport for Grater Manchester has announced the introduction of a new police unit made up of more than 60 police officers which will help keep the travelling public safe.
As patronage on public transport continues to grow, so too do incidents of anti-social behaviour and violence towards transport staff but now Australian public transport operators are taking a stand.
The panic buttons will instantly notify the transport department control center, as well as the bus driver, passengers, and nearby Police Control Vehicle vans
Over 24km of London's roadways have been chosen for the real-world trial of autonomous vehicles within the UK.
Investment in CCTV and IoT across Cape Town is hoped to increase safety and improve passenger experience through monitoring queue lengths and waiting times at taxi and bus ranks.
The money will help ensure congestion management is as effective as possible, whilst giving road users up-to-date information and advice.
The internet of things (IoT) continues to stand as a huge opportunity for a wide range of players across the telecom and technology spectrum.
Car manufacturers will be able to use the recently published standard to demonstrate that they are following the security principles.
Laws are only as strong as their enforcement, therefore TfL and the MPS have launched a new project to help monitor and reduce deaths and injuries on London’s roads.
Following a data breach back in November 2016, which was covered up by Uber for a year, a fine of £385,000 has been served.
In this issue: how new rolling stock and technology are improving passenger safety in Moscow, Los Angeles’ smart ticketing plan to enable multimodality across the city, and ElectriCity: leading the way in sustainable urban transport planning and testing
David Rose of Veea Systems tells Intelligent Transport Editor Luke Antoniou how the huge potential of edge computing can improve interconnectivity across transport networks and cities.
Half of drivers with keyless technology are concerned about car hacking, and 16 per cent of drivers or someone they know have experienced car hacking.
The new bus standard details the bus safety requirements all operators in London will need to adopt by 2024.
Virgin Trains and British Transport Police are increasing employee safety by deploying 275 body cameras on frontline staff.
