How smart data could help local authorities tackle road safety
Insight from Ford’s smart data project could help city authorities reduce the numbers of people killed or seriously injured on the road.
Read full storyCase studies: road pricing
From a voluntary approach to cordon-based pricing, Mark Smulian looks at how different places have adopted road pricing, and why it is on Vancouver's agenda.
- From lab to real world: 100 smart mobility trials underway
- The issue and options of the MaaS movement
- Britain’s largest trial of autonomous and connected vehicles
How Seville supports zero emission transport on its streets
A bold political vision allied to urgent action has transformed travel within a city where cycling now prospers alongside scooters and Segways are set to follow
- How the UK can learn transport law-making from Strasbourg
- How Tallinn provides free public transport for 420,000 people
- Madrid's electric scooter solution
MaaS and active travel are at the heart of TfGM's 20-year strategy
Region plans to reduce car usage substantially by 2040.
- The future of mass transit services: The bus
- Can we really find transport solutions for everyone?
- Data: what are the the opportunities and barriers?
Low-traffic neighbourhoods should move up agenda
When LTNs are proposed they often face opposition, usually from local businesses or drivers. But, they are mostly welcomed by residents
- How the UK can learn transport law-making from Strasbourg
- Solutions to the freight challenge: Night-time working
- Solutions to the freight challenge: Urban consolidation centres
Solutions to the freight challenge: Urban consolidation centres
Christian Wolmar looks at urban consolidation centres as a solution to freight transportation
- Case study: Solutions to the freight challenge - Electrification
- Going the last mile requires stronger political will'
- Borders Railway – build it and they will ride
