Key factors influencing ridership in North America
A piece of research by Masabi on mass transit riders and the key factors impacting public transport ridership highlights the emerging urban mobility ecosystem.
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A piece of research by Masabi on mass transit riders and the key factors impacting public transport ridership highlights the emerging urban mobility ecosystem.
With smartphone penetration at an all-time high and urban populations skyrocketing, this whitepaper from Fortumo explains how to improve accessibility in transport through mobile payments and telco partnerships, and how this can drive higher ridership numbers for public transport providers.
From MaaS to account-based ticketing, the way passengers can access public transport services and pay for their journeys is changing and there are key trends transport providers need to be aware of.
The city bus market in China is massive, with a total of 651,000 registered city buses in 2017 and more than 90,000 electric buses purchased annually, according to Interact Analysis.
Over the past four decades, Ballard has developed several generations of zero-emission fuel cell modules that have powered transit buses for 14 million kilometres of operation.
Europe has long been a leader in recognising the role of hydrogen in the decarbonisation of transportation and the resulting socio-economic and environmental benefits.
Scandinavia is at the forefront of the fight against climate change, committing to renewable energy further and faster than any other region in Europe. The people of Scandinavia are moving away from fossil fuels and embracing a zero-emission future with hydrogen.
After partnering in September 2018 for on-demand ride-pooling service BerlKönig, find out how Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) and ViaVan's collaboration is strengthening Berlin's public transport.
Find out why fuel cell electric buses can be the solution for transport operators looking to deploy entire fleets of electric buses with high-level operational flexibility and performance.
The internet of things (IoT) continues to stand as a huge opportunity for a wide range of players across the telecom and technology spectrum.
Inner city travel is getting a makeover. Even with cars, buses and rapid transit trains, covering that last mile from station to destination, getting from school to store, or just from here to there without using your own car, has been the bane (and main gripe) of users of city…
Digital signage is changing what's possible in point-of-display messaging - thanks to IoT
Cost always has been a concern for IoT applications at scale. Operating expenses have to be low enough to support the massive growth expected in the coming decades.
Dramatic advances in battery technologies have made electric vehicles (EVs) a more mainstream proposition, with cars like the Tesla Model S and the Chevrolet Bolt being prime examples.
In this paper we explore how IoT / M2M Telematic Systems are transforming trucks into mobile network operating centres.