Intelligent Transport
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Intelligent Transport, Russell Publishing Ltd, Court Lodge, Hogtrough Hill
Kent TN16 1NU
Brasted
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Brasted , Kent TN16 1NU
United Kingdom
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Overview
Covering all the new technologies and developments within this vitally important sector, Intelligent Transport provides high-quality analysis across our core topics: Smart Cities, Digitalisation, Intermodality, Ticketing and Payments, Safety and Security, The Passenger, The Fleet, Business Models and Regulation and Legislation. With articles from across the globe, we explore how and why industry decision makers operate the way they do, and examine how technology is changing the dynamics of transport. The expansion in technology is part of the reason we’ve transitioned from Eurotransport to become Intelligent Transport. We will continue to bring you the latest news and views from industry insiders and experts, but with a global reach that will offer insight on developments and projects from all seven continents.
Magazine readership & circulation
Intelligent Transport magazine is distributed quarterly to over 9,799* key decision makers across Europe. Typical job functions include Transport Ministers, local and regional government decision makers, Chief Executives, Managing Directors, Procurement Directors and other senior purchasing personnel. Passed down through the management chain, we estimate that the total readership of Intelligent Transport is 30,000 for each issue. This represents a highly targeted advertising opportunity for companies such as yourself, who wish to influence the key decision makers in this crucial industry.
Press releases
- Arriva starts new 10-year Czech bus contract worth €270 million
- FTA announces $3.5M to improve public transport accessibility
- Smarter Italy programme to invest €20M in innovative mobility
- FTA announces $891M for 12 US transit infrastructure projects
- £2.7 billion plan unveiled for East Midlands transport hub network
- Work begins on 300km autonomous vehicle trial route in UK
- On-demand public bus service pilot launched in Newport
- Connected vehicles key to achieving net zero, research claims
- Flemish Minister announces €2.2 billion mobility investment in 2020
- Union calls for protection after ‘overcrowding’ on London buses
- TfL lays out plan to help ease London out of lockdown
- Public’s concerns over using public transport post-lockdown revealed
- Intel acquires Moovit in $900 million deal
- Auckland Transport gives green light to $1.4b Busway consortium
- Barcelona lays out plan to support recovery of mobility after lockdown
- Digital transactions increase by almost 40% in Dubai
- USDOT launches challenge to design accessible AV solutions
- Sony develops MaaS common database platform using blockchain
- MTA marks Earth Day with renewal of sustainability commitments
- InnoTrans 2020 postponed due to COVID-19
- Capped ride-sharing services could support public transport
- Helsinki smart mobility pilots deemed a success
- MaaS providers must plan for post-pandemic growth, says report
- UITP, global bodies to stress importance of public transport
- ITF report examines how shared services could change mobility in Lyon
- Application period for Britain’s all-electric bus town extended
- MaaS Alliance signs MoU with STA to develop smart ticketing
- £397 million allocated to boost support for UK bus operators
- Air taxi firm Lilium completes $240 million funding round
- FTA announces availability of transit innovation fund
- European data sharing project launched by UITP
- Data reveals impact of COVID-19 ‘lockdown’ on UK air quality
- DfT outlines Transport Decarbonisation Plan (TDP)
- First autonomous bus programme launched in Tainan, Taiwan
- Dubai uses big data to develop marine transportation ticketing system
- Report reveals change in public transit demand since COVID-19 outbreak
- WBCSD and ITF collaborate to study emerging mobility trends
- EU invests in member state transport development projects
- Innovative projects in transport sector to benefit from NER 300 funds
- £500m allocated to e-charging hubs as part of UK Budget announcement
- Autonomous on-demand buses to be tested in five European cities
- Go-Ahead records 23% increase in female entry level applications
- Hydrogen-powered double decker buses to be rolled out in Aberdeen
- Autonomous bus service inaugurated in Danish suburb
- NASA advances urban air mobility project with agreement signings
- Scientists develop autonomous vehicle safety algorithm
- European Commission announces sustainable mobility awards nominees
- LADOT finalises record purchase of 155 zero-emission buses
- TfNSW completes autonomous shuttle trial in Armidale
- Volocopter extends Series C funding to €87 million
- Madrid opens first zero emissions and zero cost bus route
- Three London bus routes now fully electric
- £1.5 million awarded to UK tech projects to cut congestion
- Network Rail, Highways England and TfL join Transport for SE
- £8.9 million infrastructure transformation set to begin in Leeds
- Los Angeles and London collaborate in ‘Innovator Cities’ network
- EIB loans €47m for safer and eco-friendly buses in Hungary
- Uber begins autonomous mapping of Washington D.C.
- EIB signs €50 million development venture with Bolt
- Transport Scotland launches driverless vehicle plan
- Ghana signs concession agreement for development of Accra SkyTrain
- Transport for Wales launches Sustainable Development Plan
- HERE Technologies joins 5G Automotive Association
- Keolis and Volvo demonstrate autonomous e-bus in depot
- LTA to deploy electric buses in Singapore from early 2020
- East Japan Railway Company joins MaaS Alliance
- Germany to provide €1bn climate and e-mobility funding to India
- Delhi implements car rationing system to reduce air pollution
- Toronto City Council approves comprehensive automated vehicles plan
- Researchers develop EV battery that charges in just 10 minutes
- Mobility-as-a-Service heads to Vienna as Whim launches
- Dubai RTA and Etisalat to develop use of 5G and IoT
- Mobilinx Consortium awarded Hurontario Light Rail contract
- Construction of Sydney Metro West to begin in 2020
- Germany to finance an extra €1.2 billion for public transport
- Keolis set to operate its largest e-bus fleet in the Netherlands
- New York MTA proposes $50 billion investment in public transport
- The London electric bus fleet is the largest in Europe
- ADB approves loan to reduce pollution and improve mobility in Guizhou
- Keolis has opened a new section of its first tram network in China
- Jerusalem light rail project awarded to CAF and Saphir
- Arriva now halfway through rollout of e-buses in Limburg, Netherlands
- MTR has announced the phased opening of Tuen Ma Line
- Via unveils its first autonomous vehicle service pilot
- Sustainable transport development is not priority for British public
- Ultra Low Emission Vehicles (ULEV) service centre gets the go ahead
- Google Maps can now predict how crowded public transport will be
- Women in engineering is absolutely essential for future of transport
- TfN announces suppliers for smart tools to transform public transport
- NACTO launches projects to reduce emissions across America
- TfL to launch hydrogen-fuelled buses to tackle London’s toxic air
- TfL celebrates 10 years of iBus operations in London
- Dubai aims to improve public transit with the help of AI
- Portland’s new electric buses will be 100 per cent wind powered
- Autonomous vehicle testing in UK to be powered by O2’s 5G network
- Las Vegas approves Elon Musk’s underground tunnel plan
- Russia’s first autonomous tram will be launched in Moscow
- Victoria to trial autonomous vehicles to reduce risk on rural roads
- Research shows commuters contribute £22.8B to UK economy each year
- Nexus campaigns to attract more women into the transport industry
- Projects that majorly reduce emissions could receive share of £20M
- Daimler pushes switch to electric with €20B worth of battery cells
- Another 75 ultra-low emission buses for Glasgow arriving in 2019
- Next gen hybrid electric buses to be delivered to Toronto
- Australia aims for better and faster travel with the automation of mass transit
- HyperloopTT announces construction for Abu Dhabi’s commercial system
- Sweden unveils advanced testing facility for self-driving vehicles
- London’s bus network will meet new world-leading Bus Safety Standard
- First Glasgow launches new fleet of eco-friendly buses
- Santiago, Chile to receive 100 electric buses by 2019
- Grab and Microsoft partner to drive digital services innovation
- To strengthen their relationship, UITP and APTA sign MoU
- HyperloopTT’s first full-scale passenger capsule aims for 2019 launch
- TfL’s new proposals could drastically change London’s bus network
- Nearly 60% of surveyed UK transport users embrace electric buses
- Barcelona metro extends automated section to 33km with Line 10 South
- Spanish company CAF acquires 100% of Solaris’ shares
- Metro Vancouver’s congestion to ease by new rapid transit projects
- Keolis launches trial of autonomous electric shuttles in Belgium
- Autonomous bus in Australia completes first trial successfully
- MaaS Global secures €9 million in latest funding round
- Nottingham University, TSC collaborate to develop smart transit
- UK’s first full-sized driverless bus ready for use by end of 2018
- China signs agreement for their first hyperloop system
- MPs launch inquiry into the state of Britain’s bus market
- Singapore’s first gateless hands-free fare collection system launches
- Real-time information to improve bus travel in England
- Toronto moves closer towards a 100% zero-emission bus fleet
- Free public transport will be available nationwide in Estonia
- Automatic passenger counting to be trialled on London buses
- South-east England’s transport network receives £2 million funding
- A fleet of autonomous vehicles to be used in Lyft’s Las Vegas fleet
