Data collected by residents for the Science in the City monitoring project shows a 40 per cent improvement in two estates within the city’s Square Mile. The City of London Corporation is working with residents to
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Travellers in the Australian state will be able to put the Opal card on their digital wallets as part of a major upgrade, while 10,000 people will be selected to take part in the 12-month mobility-as-a-service trial.
Council buildings and schools across the UK city will benefit from improved digital connectivity, including more flexible wifi and more network security tools. The City of York Council's West offices building will benefit from the transformation
The airport operator is working with Veovo to incentivise the use of more efficient aircraft by penalising those with higher emissions while rewarding cleaner aircraft – with an overall airport revenue-neutral effect. Arlanda Airport in Stockholm
Utah 100 Communities initiative is negotiating with Rocky Mountain Power on a programme to match 100 per cent of participating customers’ annual electricity consumption with renewable generation no later than 2030. Majority of Ogden residents think
The data has been collated from millions of connected vehicles, which have covered up to 95 per cent of US roads and highways to create a detailed, accurate dataset. Smart mobility technology company Wejo has announced
The tunnels work will provide over 28km in length and provide separate tunnels for high-speed and freight rail services – making the movement of people and goods faster, safer, and easier. The Line smart city is
The Forte Evo is equipped with a high-capacity, long-lasting battery that gives the vehicle a longer range and a torque sensor that provides a smoother and more natural pedalling experience. The Forte Evo can be used
The Washington state city will use technology from Iteris to gain critical transportational analytics and speeding data for key arterials and highways to help increase safety and reduce carbon emissions. Smart mobility solutions will enable the
The city has transformed one of its major streets into a pedestrian boulevard in a $43.5m project to create a seamless, car-free path for people walking and dining in Sydney’s city centre. Light rail on George
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