A new report for the Department for Transport into the transport benefits of big data and the internet of things in smart cities says that the potential benefits could be considerable … Read more
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All posts tagged smart cities
London’s first ever Chief Digital Officer says his new position is an amazing opportunity to make the capital even more open to innovation, support jobs and investment and make our public … Read more
The first of Smart Highways editor Paul Hutton’s preview podcasts for the ITS World Congress in Montreal is now online, sponsored by Swarco, and featuring interviews with organisers and exhibitors … Read more
The TRIMODE project, whose goal is to develop a multimodal transport model that covers all freight and passenger movements across Europe, has now reached an important milestone, researchers say.
A new report is suggesting that benefits amounting to US$600bn could be produced by integrating mobility in 50 cities around the world.
Operational intelligence company Worldsensing has appointed Albert Zaragoza as Head of Engineering, as part of its strategy to extend its core offering in connected operational intelligence and enhance growth.
The transport app Citymapper is piloting its own smart bus service in London which, it says, is, “reinventing the entire software stack for running and operating a bus.”
The Government’s South East Flexible Ticketing (SEFT) programme overspent its initial budget by £9m but failed to deliver its original ambition, according to a report by the National Audit Office.
Atkins has published a new white paper, “I’m improving passenger experience”, which outlines how data and technology can be used to to influence strategic decision making and user behaviour and, … Read more
BMW says will test autonomous vehicles in Munich next year as it seeks to keep up with ride-hailing firms like Uber because it eventually sees the technology as a “licence … Read more