Connected cities & traffic management – Issue 2 2020

Our NEW digital In-Depth Focus has been refreshed and updated to enhance the reader experience. The digital version has page-turning software allowing you to “flick” through the pages, and includes many other interactive features to enhance your reading experience:

• View Page:
  Can be viewed as a single page or double page
• Next & Back:
  Jumps through pages using forward and back buttons to navigate pages
• Start & End:
  Progress through the magazine by skipping to the front or back pages
• Information:
  Enables you to see key navigational features
• Clippings:
  Allows readers to clip and extract certain parts of articles
• Printing:
  Readers can choose to print certain pages and articles straight from our magazine
• Bookmarking:
  Allowing readers to create bookmarks within the magazine
• Share Pages:
  Readers can share via social channels easily
• Search:
  Allowing readers to search for content within the digital magazine
• Zoom: 
  Altering size of the page for viewing and efficient online reading. 

Included in this In-Depth Focus:

• Building Lakeland’s Traffic Management Center – Angelo Rao P.E., Manager of Traffic Operations and Parking Services at the Public Works Department of the City of Lakeland, describes how the Florida city has become a “big little town” thanks in no small part to a decade of technological advancement in its transport network
• Developing smart mobility for smart cities – Konstantin Trofimenko from the Institute of Transport Economics and Transport Policy Studies, part of Moscow’s Higher School of Economics, offers a vision of cities in which all urban transport processes are connected, transparent and digital, and also details the hurdles that have so far prevented such a vision from being achieved.

We are keen to get your feedback on our new digital version. Please send your feedback by emailing [email protected]