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For the first instalment of Intelligent Transport’s new and exclusive COVID-19 recovery series, Mark Evers, Chief Customer Officer of Transport for London, discusses the different innovations and services that the authority has established as part of its post-pandemic recovery, as well as why it is important for the industry to…
Oxfordshire's BSIP funding will support measures to encourage residents to travel more sustainably and make transport more affordable for young people.
Public consultation has opened on the EC's CountEmissions EU initiative, which will offer a framework for calculating transport and logistics-related door-to door greenhouse gas emissions.
Marla Westervelt, Vice President of Policy at the Coalition for Reimagined Mobility, speaks with Intelligent Transport’s Leah Hockley about the significant role that policymakers play in the design and deployment of public transport services, as well as how public policies can help to improve transit equity while fostering sustainable urban…
Matt Goggins, Assistant Director for Bus at the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, provides Intelligent Transport with exclusive insight into the region's Green Bus Routes programme, which is set to better prioritise buses; significantly improve the passenger experience; and encourage modal shift.
The new report assesses the impact the expanded ULEZ zone has had in its first six months, finding that the levels of harmful pollution has fallen by 20 per cent in inner London and over 40 per cent in central London.
Following three days of strike action in June 2022, RMT Union has announced that UK railway workers will be striking once again on 27 July 2022 over job security, pay and working conditions.
As longer term discussions continue, the UK government has extended Transport for London's emergency funding settlement for the fifth time in 2022, from 13 July to 28 July 2022.
In this issue of Intelligent Transport, we feature exclusive content from leading industry experts and thought leaders discussing: the importance of ensuring an optimum payment experience for public transport users; how MaaS will bring systematic change to mobility; and why the passenger must be prioritised in all decision-making.
By expanding the current law that charges individuals who attack or harass transit workers with second-degree assault, the new legislation will serve as a deterrent to those seeking to harm transit employees.
By giving local authorities the flexible tools they need to respond to their own transport challenges, the Scottish government aims to make the country's transport network cleaner, smarter and more accessible.
The UK government has granted Transport for London an additional emergency funding settlement extension as discussions regarding a longer term agreement continue.
Find out why our Editor, Leah Hockley, thinks that you should join us for Intelligent Transport's two-day flagship event, Transport Innovation Summit, taking place from 9-10 November at Twickenham Stadium in London, UK - marking our return to in-person events for the first time since 2019!
As London’s e-scooter trial hits its first anniversary, and in light of its recent extension, TIER Mobility's Georgia Yexley, General Manager UK & Ireland, reflects on the lessons learnt over the course of the past year and considers what will come next for micro-mobility in the UK.
As part of the Scottish government’s continued efforts to tackle air pollution across the country, Low Emission Zones will be introduced across Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen.
