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Through its City Mobility Campaign, Uber aims to create and support legislation at the state, local and federal level to increase funding for infrastructure to help protect cyclists and pedestrians.
Of those surveyed, almost 20 per cent said it was legal to ride an e-scooter on public roads, 10 per cent said it was legal to ride on the pavement and 32 per cent were not able to answer or said they did not know.
The draft Birmingham Transport Plan focuses on four key areas which include points such as moving away from singly occupancy vehicles, restricting access to the city centre and promoting walking and cycling.
The plans are said to follow a year of increasing focus locally, nationally and globally about the harmful impact of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) emissions from vehicles, and follows the recognition of the global climate emergency.
The City of York Council allegedly wants to make the city carbon neutral by 2030 - 20 years ahead of the UK government's net zero target.
This article lists Intelligent Transport's most popular news pieces and articles in 2019. Stories include industry firsts, solutions to urban mobility challenges, the expansion of innovation and the benefits of collaboration.
The Bus Open Data Service will be structured by new regulations which will mean bus operators are legally required to provide route and timetable data by the end of 2020 and fare, ticket and location data by 2021.
Intelligent Transport’s Luke Antoniou spoke to Claire Haigh, Chief Executive of Greener Journeys, to gain her perspective on just how close – or far – the industry, and the UK in particular, is to achieving truly sustainable transport.
As part of a the year long Smart Cities Collaborative, the pilots aim to allow public sector transportation leaders to share their experiences with new mobility technologies, and to develop best practices to ensure that these services improve city life.
The Department is aiming to develop an interactive mapping tool, capable of displaying a wide range of information such as rail projects, population size and proportion of population that uses public transport.
Between 1 January 2019 and 11 December 2019, there have reportedly been over five million trips made via shared mobility in Austin, which is said to amount to approximately $780,000 if the fee had been in place.
Michael Kodransky, U.S. Director of the Institute for Transportation & Development Policy (ITDP), explains the challenges behind bus rapid transit (BRT) implementation and the need for a sterner public hand in data management and the integration of services.
The decision comes after approximately 100 of Lime’s scooters were seized last year in Honolulu because of a lack of sufficient permits, city officials have said.
The Intelligent Transport Conference 2019 included a speech by Robin Chase, Co-founder and former CEO of Zipcar, exploring Mobility-as-a-Service and the challenges and opportunities of urban mobility. Intelligent Transport’s Luke Antoniou spoke with Robin to gain her insight into future possibilities for the industry and discuss her passion for active…
The $12 billion investment is planned to finance new transport projects, schools’ capital funding, regional investment opportunities, District Health Board asset renewal and public estate decarbonisation.
