Tag: transport
Mobility Package published by Commission
The European Commission has published its latest ‘Mobility Package’ which aims to...
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Federal Government investment in transport research centre a sign of Australia’s continuing ITS capability
Melbourne, 7 March 2017 – Australia’s position as a global leader in transport technology...
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Demystifying big data: transport’s next disruptor or passing fad?
Big data tends to be looked upon as the silver bullet for a handful of industries. But there’s a...
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“Big Data and Transport, where can it take us?” – presentations from the hangout available!
Over 30 participants attended the hangout organised organized by BigDataEurope on the...
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Helsinki takes another pioneering step in mobility services
November 15th became a landmark in the history of urban mobility when Helsinki Regional Transport...
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Webinar “How to procure innovative transport and mobility solutions” recordings available!
The webinar organised by the SPICE project took place on November 2017. Click here to watch the...
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Big Data & Transport – hangout coming up!
We’ve had a great workshop earlier in the fall and thought it would be good to catch up before the...
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Big Data & Transport Workshop: presentations are now online!
We hope you enjoyed the workshop held on Big Data & Transport in Brussels in the end of...
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inLane presents new-generation navigation approach at Space Info Days 2016
Gorka Velez (VicomTech) had the pleasure to present the inLane project at this year’s Space Information Days in Prague on Wednesday, 5 October 2016.
The presentation proved to be a great opportunity […]
Reykjavík to boost sustainable transport to meet climate targets (Iceland)
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The city of Reykjavík is to focus on a number of urban mobility measures to lower the amount of greenhouse gases produced by its transport system and meet its ambitious climate goals.
In its recently released climate policy the city commits to being carbon neutral by 2040.
Reykjavík identifies transport as its largest challenge, and its target is to shift the ratio of motor vehicle traffic to 58 per cent, public transport to 12 per cent, and walking and cycling to 30 per cent by 2030
Hungary to spend millions developing cycling routes
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Hungary‘s Ministry of National Development has announced that it will spend 30 billion Hungarian forint (€96 million) on cycling infrastructure.
The funds will develop the country’s main cycling routes, including sections of the EuroVelo 6 – Atlantic-Black Sea and the EuroVelo 11 – East Europe Route.
Big Data and Transport – Demonstration workshop coming up!
Last year we met in Bordeaux to fine-tune the needs and requirements of a big data...
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