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As trends in consumer bicycles continue to evolve, so does the importance of adapting bicycle transport to support these new, innovative designs.
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Signed an eight-year hardware, software and service contract with Qbuzz, which transports over 300,000 passengers daily.
Read More →Thanks to powers enjoyed by no other place in the United Kingdom, Scotland has stepped up investments in public transport. Both bus and rail upgrades are in the works and more are being contemplated.
Read More →Alistair Darling assumes Stephen Byers' position, for which Byers received heavy criticism after his initial decision to not compensate Railtrack shareholders.
Read More →According to surveys, some 87% of female users of public transport say they have been the victim of sexist or sexual harassment.
Read More →European transport ministers met to discuss responses to the continent’s worst energy crisis since the 1970s, but refrained from a EU-wide response to fuel tax relief.
Read More →Ever since Romano Prodi, president-designate of the European Commission, announced his choices for the new European Commissioners and the restructuring of the commission bureaucracy itself, EU-watchers have wondered what will happen to Union policies and programs affecting transport.
Read More →Enhanced passenger security in the face of possible terrorism is cited.
Read More →There is much more to the Dutch vision of transport than the somewhat shocking prevalence of bicycles being used by all types of people throughout the city.
Read More →The bus, a double-deck model built by Britain’s Alexander Dennis Limited (ADL), is among 17 hybrid units built by ADL and BAE Systems that will be evaluated in passenger service starting later this year.
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