Smart Mobility

The city of Boston recently introduced its first electric-assist cargo tricycle for the city’s fleet. It is intended to support city staff performing their daily tasks, while also supporting the city’s work to reduce emissions Read More

Thames Clippers – a river bus service in London – is partnering with Uber to provide a new river and road travel service to help encourage commuters and tourists to travel by boat across the Read More

The New Urban Mobility Alliance (NUMO) created a mobility data tool – Micromobility & Your City: Leveraging Data to Achieve Policy Outcomes – to help cities evaluate their micro-mobility services against policy goals to foster Read More

The city of Honolulu, HI will host a $6 million, four-year long, connected-vehicle data laboratory on a five-mile (~ 8 km) stretch of highway. The pilot project will install technology that tracks how many cars, Read More

The National Association of City Transportation Officials’ (NACTO) Global Designing Cities Initiative (GDCI) recently released its Designing Streets for Kids guidelines. This supplement to NACTO-GDCI’s Global Street Design Guide (GSDG) is a free resource that Read More

Between now and March 2021, the city of Columbus, Ohio will trial three smart mobility pilot projects. The Smart Columbus regional smart city initiative will run the projects, which are funded by a US Department Read More

Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc. has completed the deployment of a smart parking pilot application in the city of Dublin, Ohio. The technologies will be used to measure and analyze parking patterns in a parking lot Read More

New York City’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and the Transit Innovation Partnership – a public-private initiative launched by the MTA and the Partnership for New York City with the mission to make New York the Read More