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The Traffic Management-as-a-Service project team – Sophie Gillaerts, Team Leader at City of Ghent, Evert Gellynck, Traffic Engineer at TMaaS partner Be-Mobile, and Prof. Dr. Ir. Sidharta Gautama, Business Developer at UGent Innovation Centre for Intelligent Information Processing (i-KNOW) – talk about the project's implementation and challenges.
In this issue: working for a greener today and tomorrow, simplified payments for new revenue streams, and a look at this year's Innotrans conference.
President of Schweiger Consulting and Chairperson of the New England Intelligent Transportation Society, Carol Schweiger, details San Francisco’s proactive, and therefore successful, strategy in introducing and managing new mobility services.
Keith Prince, the transport spokesman for GLA Conservatives, explains why he thinks Sadiq Khan needs to do more to ensure London’s transport network is safer and cleaner, with a better grip on its finances.
Amy Stray and Deborah Harvey, energy experts at Osborne Clarke, discuss the regulatory process for the future of mobility, including autonomous vehicles.
Daniel Ramot, CEO of Via, responds to New York City’s decision to cap FHVs with a strong belief that technology-based solutions are key to fixing the city’s transport problems, not the cause.
For Intelligent Transport, Paul Comfort of Trapeze Group details the processes Switzerland took to introduce an autonomous shuttle into the regular public transport system in Neuhausen Rheinfall.
Paul Minto, Lawyer at Addleshaw Goddard, discusses how UK authorities have recently taken encouraging steps towards the promotion of electric vehicles.
Ang Cui, CEO and Chief Scientist at Red Balloon Security, discusses how the increase in transport connectivity provides hackers with technological vulnerabilities that they can exploit.
Alike to how the subway system reinvented transportation in the 20th century, shared electric vehicles hold the potential to do the same today, says Michael Keating, Founder and CEO of Scoot.
John Frazer, CCO, DAV discusses how blockchain is essential for future growth, innovation and technology development within the transportation network.
The testing of autonomous cars is progressing and millions of test miles have been completed, however, as Charlie Henderson, Roads Expert at PA Consulting, discusses, the issues around regulation and public acceptance remain difficult.
Public transport in and around Schiphol Airport has become a lot greener thanks to the introduction of 100 electric buses. Together, they comprise the biggest zero-emissions bus fleet in Europe. Bart Kraaijvanger, Manager of Connexxion’s Zero-Emission Programme, details both the work that has made this possible and the plan to…
The value of openness is best demonstrated by arguably the biggest technological revolution of modern times – the internet. Had the early technical pioneers at ARPANET and CERN who developed the technical protocols that make the internet – and the Worldwide Web that it underpins – kept them proprietary, the…
As part of our Smart Cities In-Depth Focus, Intelligent Transport asked an expert panel: how is technology aiding urbanisation efforts? And, in turn, how important is it that growing city spaces become smarter?
