Public transportation
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Blockchain
Blockchain unifying public transport payments across Madrid, Spain
Spanish capital Madrid is working on a blockchain-powered transport application that unifies all mobility systems across the city and provides high levels of data security…
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Last Mile
Via, on-demand mobility app, rethinks public transit in Birmingham and Atlanta’s Buckhead
Imagine if Uber and public transit had a baby.
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News
City buses as last-mile solution—the past or future?
If buses are competing with on-demand mobility modes, then bus networks too need to meet the demand of their riders.
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Asia-Pacific
Smart transport hub Matilda can increase public transportation adoption
Matilda is a smart transport hub that helps the elderly and the disabled people by providing real-time information on the schedules of their public transportation,…
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News
Funding public transportation projects would reduce road casualties
Investing in public transportation would significantly reduce casualties due to accidents and also cut down carbon emissions, especially in urban spaces.
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News
Today’s Pickup: European Commission unveils plans to deal with hard Brexit
European Commission lays out ground rules and a regulation relaxations post-Brexit; Uber loses latest legal bid over driver rights; European Union announces a 37.5% reduction…
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Economics
How Trump plans to stimulate infrastructure spending
The infrastructure bill outline leaked yesterday provides clues to how Trump wants to incentivize $800B in state, local, and private spending: tolls on interstates, removing…
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Economics
Evil globalist agenda, the city of the future, or both?
Smart cities plan to roll out the latest in transportation technology to help keep their towns clean and safe.
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Canada
Uber takes over Canadian town’s public transit
The Canadian town of Innisfil was looking for a way to reduce its public transit costs. It turned to Uber, and may have found an…
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