Overall, the paper looks at the changing role of public transit agencies as they look to expand their network to increase mobility options in the communities they serve.
A new study by the International Transport Forum examines safety aspects associated with e-scooters and other micro-vehicles.
In the spring, the national Department for Transport announced an “Emergency Active Travel Fund” to support local councils in reallocating road space for significant increases in the numbers of cyclists and pedestrians through the pending spring and summer periods.
An aspect of every urban transport system is making interchange between modes work well. Interchanges are widely discussed across Europe, but the outcomes vary widely across the continent.
Exactly what operational model will operators, cities, and public health authorities adopt once the restrictions are eased and we get back to "normal?"
One of the largest trends over the past couple years in public transit has been implementing new strategies to increase ridership.
To help solve connectivity gaps, potentially win back transit riders/ expand to a broader market, and propel a culture shift toward multi-modalism.
People in almost every city said top reason that would get them to use public transit more often is accurate and reliable arrival times.
The number of scooter-related injuries and hospital admissions in the U.S. grew by 222 percent between 2014 and 2018.
Research suggests that when looking for a place to settle, the most important criteria for those aged 24 to 44 is easy access to transit.