One Card for All: Common ticketing for Bangkok’s public transport system
In the last few years, there has been an increased focus on expediting the adoption of integrated …
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Universal Basic Mobility and Mobility Wallets: Transportation guarantee as a step towards equity
Transportation is the second largest expense after housing for Americans, accounting for roughly…
Read MoreDecarbonising Spain’s railway network: Focus on electrification
Spain is one of the first countries in Europe to adopt the Climate Change and Energy Transition Law…
Read MoreFuture of Urban Mobility: Automation in global metrorail systems
Full automation is projected to become the standard design for future metro lines in the …
Read MoreFuture of Transit Ticketing in Canada: A major shift towards contactless payments
Contactless payment has a crucial role to play in making public transit more accessible and equitable for travellers.
Read MoreGautrain Rail Development: Adopting the PPP mode for network expansion
Gautrain, the rapid rail network in Gauteng in South Africa, is managed by the Gautrain …
Read MorePublic Transport in Bolivia: Light rail network development underway
Public transport in Bolivia consists of a formal bus rapid transit (BRT) network comprising PumaKatari…
Read MoreBudapest Railway Node Strategy: Key projects with a focus on integration
The Budapest Railway Node Strategy was approved by the Government of Hungary in December 2021.
Read MoreRecent MaaS Developments in the US: Increasing acceptance and adoption in 2021
According to the American Public Transportation Association, the two metrics of ridership and…
Read MoreRail Transport in Portland: Improving connectivity through network expansion
The current rail transit system in Portland comprises a light rail transit (LRT) network (Metropolitan Area Express), a commuter rail network (Westside Express Service), and the Portland Streetcar.
Read MorePublic Transport in Peru: Multilateral agencies promoting development
Public transport in Peru comprises feeder buses, a bus rapid transit (BRT) system, and a metrorail system.
Read MoreZEBs and related infrastructure: Germany’s attempts to reduce GhG emissions from public transport
Germany has announced plans to become greenhouse gas (GhG)-neutral by 2045. The federal government has set the preliminary targets of cutting emissions by at least 65 per cent by 2030 compared to the 1990 levels, and by 88 per cent by 2040.
Read MoreAutonomous Shuttles in Canada: Enabling landscape and key pilots
Many autonomous vehicle (AV) pilot projects have been launched in Canada given the country’s expertise in artificial intelligence (AI) and related technologies, and the presence of a strong automotive sector.
Read MorePublic Transportation in Sri Lanka: Rail and bus developments underway
Public transportation In Sri Lanka is majorly based on bus and rail services.
Read MoreShared Mobility in Africa: Replacing traditional modes of transportation
In recent years, shared mobility has played an increasingly important role in filling gaps in the existing public and private transportation systems, particularly in many low- and middle-income nations.
Read MoreInternational Investment in African Rail Projects: Developing markets are emerging as key investors
Given the benefits of energy efficiency, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, and lower cost per ton km, rail transport is expected to play an important role in the economic development of Africa, especially in terms of the conveyance of freight over long distances to accelerate and intensify trade and as a mass transit system for both intercity and intra-city settings.
Read MorePublic Transportation in Indianapolis: Federal funding supporting BRT expansion
The existing public transportation system in Indianapolis is based on public buses. The Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation (IndyGo), the municipal corporation of the City of Indianapolis, manages and operates the city’s public bus transit system.
Read MorePublic Transport in Guatemala City: BRT and LRT developments underway
The existing public transportation system in Guatemala City is largely based on public buses.
Read MorePublic Transportation in Rwanda: Rail and bus expansion supported by national policies
The existing public transportation system in Rwanda is largely based around public buses and shared taxis. There is no rail transportation system in place.
Read MoreStockholm–Gothenburg/Malmö HSR Project: Delays due to lack of funding
Sweden plans to expand its railway network to overcome capacity constraints and to meet other transport needs across the country.
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