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The global cycling conference highlighted how cities are integrating bicycles into multimodal transportation networks, expanding cycle tourism and reshaping urban mobility.
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The world is, as we know, changing and changing rather quickly. One of the disruptive influences now gaining traction is the replacement of the entire fossil fuel cycle with “zero emission” at point of use vehicle-based propulsion systems.
Read More →Twenty driverless metro projects in Europe are either in service, in construction or in the planning stage.
Read More →Plans would open up competition in cross-border passenger rail links to spur competition between rival operators by 2010.
Read More →From motorcoaches, new rail supplier entrants and more, Europe's long-distance rail is experiencing an unprecedented amount of competition.
Read More →European and Asian success in this mode have the essential elements that California and the U.S. seek to emulate: strong government funding and policy oversight roles that show consistent public commitment over decades. All this must also be coupled with private sector funding participation, project delivery and service operation in a managed competition.
Read More →Transport leaders from around the world gathered in Leipzig, Germany, for the 2026 International Transport Forum to discuss resilience, climate impacts, supply chains and the future of sustainable mobility.
Read More →In this edition, we also spotlight recent personnel moves at Burns, UZURV, and more, highlighting the people taking on new roles across the transportation industry.
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