The Future of London’s Public Transport: Navigating the Shift to Net-Zero
As London pushes towards ambitious net-zero targets, the capital's public transport network faces a critical juncture. This column explores the challenges and…
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Uber and Lyft Lobby for Ride-Sharing Liability Shield in US Transportation Bill
Rideshare giants Uber and Lyft are pushing for federal legislation that would significantly reduce their legal responsibility for incidents involving drivers, including…
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Rethinking Transit Messaging: Beyond the “Coming Back” Narrative
A call for transit agencies to shift their communication strategy from recovery metrics to future-oriented success stories.
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Larger Vehicles Linked to Increased Pedestrian Fatalities, New Analysis Reveals
A recent interactive feature highlights the disproportionate danger posed by larger vehicles to pedestrians, prompting renewed focus on vehicle design and safety.
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Waymo, the self-driving technology subsidiary of Alphabet, is undertaking a significant recall affecting nearly 4,000 of its robotaxis. The
Waymo is recalling almost 4,000 of its autonomous vehicles following multiple incidents where they failed to correctly navigate active construction zones, prompting…
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More U.S. Cities Achieve High Scores in Cycling Friendliness
A recent report reveals a significant increase in the number of American cities recognized for their commitment to cycling infrastructure and promotion,…
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Chicago Bike Share Navigates Growth and Equity Challenges
Veterans of Chicago's bike share program, Divvy, shared insights on expansion, affordability, and accessibility at a recent Transport Chicago conference, highlighting both…
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Advocates Demand Cap on London E-Bike Hire Costs, Citing NYC Price Hikes
New York City's soaring Citi Bike prices spark calls for affordability measures, drawing parallels to London's Santander Cycles and raising questions about…
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World Cup 2026: A Catalyst for Safer Streets and Sustainable Transport in Host Cities
As North America prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the event presents a critical opportunity to advance urban mobility, focusing…
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Brooklyn Bridge Reopens as Pedestrian-Only Zone, Sparking Debate on Urban Mobility
The historic Carroll Street Bridge in Brooklyn has reopened exclusively for pedestrians and cyclists, marking a significant shift in local traffic policy…
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