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Despite significant progress, TfL's new report on road traffic casualties in the capital during 2022 shows that urgent action is needed to achieve the Mayor’s Vision Zero goal of eliminating death and serious injury from the transport network.
The UK needs more measures and support to transition to electric vehicles, says Mariusz Zabrocki, UK General Manager at FREENOW, as he discusses the barriers to entry - such as cost and access to charging infrastructure - which must be addressed, particularly for the taxi and private hire vehicle sector.
WMATA buses in the District of Columbia will soon use automated cameras to enforce bus-only lanes and bus stop zones, improving service for two-thirds of Metrobus customers and supporting sustainability in transit.
Following the result of the Paris referendum on the future of shared e-scooters in the city, Intelligent Transport's Editor, Leah Hockley, considers what happened and what the impact may be on the future of micro-mobility, and consults a range of stakeholders from across the industry to find out what the…
The Thriving Communities Program will provide under-resourced and disadvantaged communities with technical support, enabling them to improve their access to key transport infrastructure investments.
As part of its Net Zero Strategy, the UK government has unveiled a package of measures aimed at decarbonising the country's transport sector, including support for electric vehicles and sustainable aviation fuel.
Micro-Mobility for Europe expresses disappointment with the result of Paris' recent referendum against shared e-scooters, citing potential setbacks to sustainable transportation goals and an increased risk of accidents.
As a result of the success of the scheme, the £2 bus fare cap across England has been extended by an additional two months, enabling passengers to travel more affordably and sustainably.
Following a 25% reduction in road fatalities and serious injuries within the central London Congestion Charging Zone, TfL will be introducing 20mph speed limits across an additional 28km of roads in London boroughs.
Welmoed Neijmeijer, Co-Chair of Micro-Mobility for Europe and Head of Public Policy – Micromobility & Carsharing at Bolt, and Sebastian Schlebusch, Head of Market Development at Dott, share exclusive insight into MMfE’s recent publication of aggregated micro-mobility incident data, which aims to put the data into a relative context and…
Reduced traffic in local streets and lower speed limits have allowed TfL to launch three new Cycleways, which will add 10km to London's network and increase access to cycling for traditionally under-represented communities.
MTPD's new body-worn camera programme will supplement the thousands of cameras already in WMATA's transportation system, enhancing public and officer safety, as well as fostering trust within the community.
Although the data shows that the vast majority of drivers will not have to pay the ULEZ charge when the scheme extends London-wide in August 2023, all drivers are advised to use TfL’s checker to see if their vehicle meets the standards.
Organised by the Luxembourg Ministry of Mobility and Public Works and the City of Luxembourg, with the support of Luxtram, Mobil-Lux 2023 will seek to address urban development and mobility challenges, provide learning opportunities and foster constructive inter-cultural dialogue. The congress will focus on topics such as urban public transport,…
TfL has unveiled plans to introduce 65km of new 20mph speed limits across eight London boroughs, as part of the city's Vision Zero initiative to eliminate death and serious injury from its transport network.
