Hydrozine: the future of fuel?
In an article for Intelligent Transport, Jon Maessen, member of Team FAST from Eindhoven University of Technology, talks us through the science and technology behind using hydrozine as a sustainable energy carrier.
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Battery buses: Prague’s electrifying future
Jan Barchanek, Deputy Manager, Bus Operation Unit, Prague Public Transit Company (DPP), explains how electrification has become Prague’s most economically viable option for environmentally cleaner bus routes.
TOSA: Geneva’s electrical bus innovation
Thierry Wagenknecht, Technical Director, Transports publics genevois (TPG), explains the advantages of Trolleybus Optimisation Système Alimentation (TOSA) technology over the more traditional overhead lines of the trolleybus system.
Issue #1 2017 – Digital version
Issue #1 of Intelligent Transport includes: Addressing global mobility needs; Public transport in smart cities; Smart ticketing & payments; Real-time passenger information developments in Madrid; The technology powering autonomy in smart cities, and much more...
The data challenge
For Intelligent Transport, Eifion Jenkins, Programme Director at Transport Systems Catapult discusses the importance of gathering data and then safely sharing that data, and illustrates how that will help the UK move forward with finding intelligent mobility solutions.
Top Five Smart Cities
To celebrate the launch of Intelligent Transport, we pick our top five smartest cities in the world...
Issue #4 2017 – Digital version
Featured in Issue #4 2017: An interview with Brian Masson, Director of Multi Modal Transport Solutions; Keeping London's evolving bus fleet moving; Smart cities: the technology powering autonomy; A new brand for Intelligent Transport Magazine; The cost of going green and much more...
Eurotransport becomes Intelligent Transport
In the same way that change is gripping and revolutionising the public transport sector, change has taken hold at Eurotransport. As smarter travel and digitalisation continue to alter passenger expectations, experiences and mobility across not only Europe, but the world, we're pleased to welcome you to our new brand: Intelligent…
The future of accessible travel: the EuTravel Project perspective
Yash Chadha, Director of EU Projects discusses the need for accessible transport for everyone and how it, along with its partners, are aiming to make accessible, multimodal, door-to-door transport a reality...
An interview with Arriva CEO Manfred Rudhart
We talk to Manfred Rudhart, CEO of Arriva to discuss the company’s presence in Europe, its multi-modal offerings and transport technology...
Autonomous vehicles in commercial transportation
With ABI Research’s recent survey finding that the transportation industry plans to introduce robotics into their business operations within the next year, Susan Beardslee, Senior Analyst at ABI Research discusses the survey’s findings and what technology transportation businesses are focusing on...
The future of single-use ticketing – Q&A with NXP Semiconductors
On 18 October 2017, Intelligent Transport will host a new webinar in association with NXP Semiconductors to discuss how contactless solutions are set to transform single-use tickets. In anticipation of the webinar, we provide an overview of how contactless will change transport for the occasional traveller, asking one of the…
Could entertainment on public transport become a big revenue generator in the future?
Glyn Pierce-Jones, Group Managing Director at Trolex Group Ltd argues that with innovative passenger-focussed transportation services like Uber generating 6.5 billion dollars in 2016 and MaaS becoming the ‘Netflix of Transportation’ isn’t it time that more operators start to invest more in to technology and entertainment to improve passenger experience?
The future belongs to electric transit buses
Gleb Mytko, Global Industry Analyst with the Freedonia Group, speaks to Intelligent Transport about the popularity of electric transit buses and why new, innovative technology will help to continue this upward trend...
Going green: at what cost?
With expectations constantly rising for a greener future, Professor John Miles highlights some of the financial implications and barriers of truly sustainable urban transport...
