UK gets set for hydrogen-fuelled future with Tees Valley-based transport hub
Tees Valley set to host UK’s first hydrogen transport hub, bringing together industry and academia to help create hundreds of green jobs.
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Total acquires London’s largest EV charge points network
By acquiring Blue Point London, Total takes over the management and operation of London's largest EV charging network - Source London.
Report stresses public transport need for continued COVID-19 financial support
Without continued financial backing from the UK Government, the paper suggests there is a real potential for ‘rapid and deep cuts’ to bus services and temporary closure of light rail systems.
TfL opens latest protected Cycleway in southeast London
The Santander Cycles scheme has been expanded along the route, with three new docking stations to improve access to bikes and another two to follow.
Keolis launches 5G electric CAV trial in Stockholm
The trial explores how 5G-connected vehicles, which are monitored by a control tower remotely, can facilitate the safe introduction of self-driving electric buses in more complex and demanding urban areas.
Apple Pay ‘Express Mode’ now available across First Bus fleet
With Express Mode in Apple Pay, there is no need for First Bus customers to wake or unlock their devices or use Face ID or Touch ID to pay for travel.
A quarter of Qatar’s bus fleet set to be electrified by 2022
The electrified buses will be used during the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, a move that the Qatar's Ministry if Transport and Communication says demonstrates its commitment to clean energy solutions for transportation.
Welsh bus services to receive further £84.6m to meet challenges of COVID-19
The funding will bring much needed support to the Welsh bus industry as it battles the long-term effects of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
West Midlands 5G and Transport for West Midlands pioneer new transport projects
A share of £2.4 million has been awarded to seven consortiums to launch 5G-enabled road and rail transport trials across the West Midlands.
A third of UK adults say they would use e-scooters to commute to work
Thirty per cent of Londoners are drawn to the environmental benefits e-scooters will have on their commute, according to new research from Spin.
MaaS comes to Saint-Étienne with the Moovizy 2 app
A statement says that Moovizy 2 is the only application in France to allow users to manage all means of transport in a single solution.
New York’s MTA warns major suppliers that contracts are at risk without $12bn federal funding
MTA calls on US Senate and White House to act and deliver $12 billion in desperately needed funding to get through 2021.
Spin app goes live with bike and micromobility lane route optimisation
Spin says it is providing the first in-app safer route feature, coming to 50 U.S. markets and rewarding riders for docking in Spin Hubs.
‘Smart Zones’ come to City of Omaha in bid to improve kerb access
Smart Zones can meet cities’ needs by enabling commercial drivers to use the mobile devices they already use every day to locate nearby available loading zones and to hold, book, and pay for time in them.
Moscow prepares to launch P2P car-sharing and multimodal payments
Peer-to-peer car-sharing, unified multimodal payments and facial recognition at metro turnstiles are all part of Moscow's tech-led transport future.