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With passenger numbers on the up and the constraints this puts on capacity, control rooms are put under increasing pressure. Thomas Kritzer, Head of the Tramway Operations Division at Wiener Linien, explains how digitalisation can help, with intelligent assistants stepping in to do what humans can’t.
Ever since 1863, when London opened its first underground railway, modern transport has been evolving. Byeronie Epstein from the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, discusses how 156 years later, it is unrecognisable with metro systems, buses, trams, electric bicycles, scooters, cars, electric and autonomous vehicles and drones present in…
The prospect of MaaS is one that operators, authorities, cities and consumers across the world might look at as the holy grail of urban mobility - but what will it take to make that prospect a reality? Here, we look at the approach that more 'provincial' cities could take to…
Daniel Ruiz, CEO at Zenzic, talks to Intelligent Transport about connected and self-driving vehicles (CAVs) in the UK and explains why the country is well-placed to take advantage of the social and economic benefits they can provide.
Amsterdam will host IMPACT>MOBILITY where European cities meet to create partnerships and build data marketplaces to deliver scalable and monetisable MaaS.
In this issue: Stockholm's ticketing overhaul, the data warehouse in Warsaw that is transforming transport management, and how Belfast is benefiting from the implementation of bus rapid transit.
As the role of public transport continues to change, it is the role of mobility operators to ensure this happens for the benefit of the passenger. Could microtransit be the answer?
London has been introducing road charges for more than 15 years in a bid to reduce congestion and air pollution, but could they all be rolled into one smart app? We spoke exclusively to Silviya Barrett from Centre for London who explained how one easy to use application can solve…
Jonny Goldstone, MD and Founder of Green Tomato Cars, tells Intelligent Transport why forcing all PHVs that aren’t black cabs or plug-in hybrids to pay a congestion charge is short-sighted and unfair to operators.
In March 2019 partners of the BITS project (Bicycles and ITS) came together to kick-start the project, aiming to get more people cycling by offering a 'digital layer', which can benefit both cyclists and local authorities. Marjolijn Boot, the Head of the Spacial Planning and Mobility Unit in the Province…
Transport emissions are one of the largest sources of air pollution, but with hydrogen technology the effects of continuous emissions could soon see a reduction.
Anke Karmann-Woessner, Head of the Urban Planning Department in Karlsruhe, discusses the city-to-city collaboration between Nagpur (Maharashtra) and Karlsruhe (Baden-Württemberg), and the benefits which are achievable as a result.
To coincide with the launch of the ‘Driverless Futures?’ project, Tom Cohen from UCL’s Centre for Transport Studies, explains the need for a rational and measured approach to the adoption of automated driving technology.
The Mayor of London’s Road to Zero transport strategy set a firm target for buses to achieve zero road collision deaths in London by 2030. To ensure this challenge is met, Transport for London (TfL) commissioned the Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) to deliver a robust programme of research for a…
As we move towards generating the workforce we need for the future, Go-Ahead Group People Director, Siobhan Morrison, asks: what can we do to bridge the UK’s skills gap?
