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Cognitive creates AI vision for China trams
April 29, 2020
Chinese urban rail transit signalling system provider Fitsco and Cognitive Pilot are to work on artificial intelligence (AI) solutions for driverless trams.
Eyesight monitors driver blink rate
April 29, 2020
Eyesight Technologies has entered an agreement to provide eye-related data on a driver operating a test vehicle at Israel's Aerial University. 
Q-Free drives Colorado traffic modernisation
April 28, 2020
Q-Free has won a deal with the city of Greeley, Colorado, to update traffic operations.
90,000 e-truck charge points needed, says Scania boss
April 28, 2020
European auto group calls for massive increase in charging points for electric trucks.
Neology and ITS Teknik win Denmark ANPR deal
April 27, 2020
Danish infrastructure operator Sund & Baelt awards five-year contract
7,000 TfL staff furloughed today
April 27, 2020
Transport for London (TfL)’s main source of income “has almost disappeared”.
Sidewalk Toronto decision delayed to June
April 27, 2020
Covid crisis pushes back a decision on Toronto waterfront smart city plan
Spin launches safer road design competition
April 24, 2020
Ford Mobility’s scooter firm Spin has launched a competition to design safer streets.
Dubai Taxi starts remote driver training
April 24, 2020
Online audio-visual training engages over 45 drivers daily
Lilee deploys driverless bus in Taiwan
April 24, 2020
Taiwan's Tainan City Government has partnered with technology company Lilee Systems to launch an autonomous bus programme as part of a two-year smart transportation development plan.
Standardise micromobility KPIs, urges Ramboll report
April 23, 2020
Transportation consultancy Ramboll is urging cities to adopt standardised key performance indicators (KPIs) when attempting to integrate micromobility into their transportation networks.
WBCSD and ITF study sustainable mobility
April 23, 2020
The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) has partnered with the International Transport Forum to develop a policy analysis study on emerging trends across transport.
Private cars may be more popular post-Covid, experts warn
April 22, 2020
Concerns over infection will make people uneasy about using public transport - even after the world emerges from the coronavirus pandemic, say experts.
Fewer cars - more reckless drivers, says GHSA
April 22, 2020
Emptier streets may be a green light for some US drivers to flaunt the law, according to police reports.
£69m boost for bus firms in Wales
April 22, 2020
The Welsh government has announced a £69 million hardship fund to support bus companies that offer free transport for National Health Service workers during the coronavirus pandemic.