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The Bus Service Improvement Plan aims to enhance the West Midlands' bus network by increasing service frequency, introducing lower fares and more transport safety officers.
In line with the Government of Queensland's commitment to make all new buses zero emissions by 2025, Kinetic's new electric buses are expected to begin service on the Gold Coast in September 2022.
The first-of-its-kind partnership aims to bring more diverse riders into micro-mobility by offering residents across the city of Ghent with Dott and BAQME e-bikes and e-cargo bikes.
The new Regional Connect Pass is replacing two current passes available to Metra monthly pass holders and will provide unlimited rides all month on CTA and Pace services with no day or time restrictions.
The West Midlands Cycle Hire scheme has attracted well over 2,000 new e-bike users, with more than 8,000 individuals having used the e-bikes over the past six months.
A combination of battery electric and hydrogen-fuel cell electric buses, the new vehicles will support SamTrans to transition to a 100 per cent zero-emission bus fleet by 2034.
The new integrated transit app will enhance the customer experience by allowing VIA riders to book multimodal journeys more easily and conveniently through the Transit app.
The cross-party group will continue to work with leaders from across the transport sector to gender diversify the sector workforce, with a key focus on improving safety for women on the transport network.
The updated Delivery Plan sets out the actions that are underway over the next year to take climate action, reduce inequalities, help deliver inclusive economic growth and improve wellbeing across Scotland's transport system.
As part of the pilot project, Voi Technology will provide Dublin Bus employees with its e-bikes, allowing both companies to monitor real-time insights into micro-mobility usage in the Irish capital.
The Going Car Free 2022 challenge aims to help participants to reduce car use by encouraging them to re-evaluate their relationship with private cars and use more sustainable transportation modes.
As part of its Universal Accessibility Development Plan, RTC Quebec will be making five more of its routes accessible by August 2022, with over 60 new accessible stops to be deployed in the future.
With new and improved features, including more durable brakes, a larger front wheel and auto-cancelling indicators, riders across Liverpool, Bristol and Bath can now safely explore the cities using Voi's latest e-scooter model.
With its first two battery electric buses now operating in Melbourne, Kinetic begins the gradual roll-out of the 36 fully electric buses that are to join the city's public transit fleet over the next three years.
TIER's latest research reveals that millions of people over-65 are embracing e-bikes and e-scooters as they look for ways to cut their carbon footprint, with 24 per cent planning to use an e-bike for the first time in 2022.
