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Moscow’s new look ticketing system to be completed this year
Moscow’s ticketing system has undergone a complete overhaul in the past year, with all new work set to be completed by the end of 2021.
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Private, public, or both? The future of the MaaS revolution
For Intelligent Transport , Amy Ford, Vice President, Policy Programs and Mobility on Demand at ITS America and the Mobility on Demand Alliance, assesses the next steps for the complete integration of mobility services, payment, and information delivery across the mobility landscape.
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Testing begins on Northgate light rail extension in Seattle
Trains have taken to the Northgate extension tracks for the first time in Seattle as the project looks set to come in on-budget and on-time.
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What impact will IoT have on the transport industry?
Eusebiu Catana, Senior Manager, Connectivity & Automation at ERTICO, explains how urban connectivity is transforming traditional services and infrastructure for a smarter tomorrow.
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Arlington expands on-demand transportation network to cover entire city
The on-demand transport service is expanding in Arlington to include almost every area of the city, as the Texan city celebrates its “gold standard” transportation model.
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Momentum ahead – CAM still set to progress in the UK in 2021
Mark Cracknell, Head of Technology at Zenzic, assesses the state of play in the UK’s connected and autonomous mobility (CAM) market and expresses optimism that 2021 could be a year filled with progress for the sector.
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Volocopter seeks FAA approval for US air taxi launch
A US launch could follow a European one quite quickly for Volocopter, as the FAA has accepted its application for a concurrent Type Certificate.
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Brupass unites Brussels transport operators under one ticket
Brussel’s new Brupass unites four different transport operators under one single ticket in a bid to make travelling in the Belgian capital much simpler.
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Uber to play its part in UK vaccination programme with subsidised rides
As the UK starts to vaccinate 300,000 people a day, Uber is stepping in to cover £15 worth of rides for those travelling to one of seven mass-vaccination centres in England.
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All TfL buses meet emissions standards after huge retrofit
TfL has completed the retrofit of many of its older buses to meet or exceed Euro VI emission standards, with plenty more zero-emission vehicles on the way too.
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Anger among transport leaders as Transport for the North faces budget cut
Transport and political leaders in the North of England have expressed their disappointment at the news that the Department for Transport looks set to cut Transport for the North’s budget.
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Creating a cashless and accessible fare system in Dayton, Ohio
Brandon Policicchio of Greater Dayton RTA talks cashless fares, and explains what his authority is doing to make transit accessible for everyone.
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China set to join the autonomous vehicle race with new law drafted
China is looking to catch up when it comes to autonomous vehicles with a new law and an interesting test site run by Huawei.
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Self-driving market worth £41.7 billion by 2035, says new report
The self-driving vehicle market could be worth tens of billions of pounds in the coming years, as the UK Government seeks to encourage growth within the sector.
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How can we fully harness the power of data in the transport industry?
A panel of public transport and urban mobility experts discuss the work that the industry’s public and private parties need to do to deliver better services through more effective data management and usage.