NEWS THIS WEEK: UK’s first 100% electric bike hire service to launch in Leeds, MARTA to introduce new BRT line & e-scooters cut congestion in cities
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The UK’s first fully electric public bike hire service, Leeds City Bikes, is set to launch with an initial fleets of 300 e-bikes, offering residents and visitors a sustainable transportation option and reducing reliance on private cars. Read more.
In collaboration with the City of Atlanta, MARTA’s new bus rapid transit project is set to provide an efficient connection between historic city neighbourhoods, job centres, Georgia State and the rail system from 2025. Read more.
New research by UCL reveals that replacing trips with e-scooters can lead to a significant 45% reduction in carbon emissions, highlighting their positive impact on environmental sustainability. Read more.
In line with its commitment to provide affordable and sustainable travel options for passengers, FlixBus is expanding its UK network with the introduction of direct routes to Amsterdam from Leeds and Bristol. Read more.
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A new programme established by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will allocate $10 million over five years to provide technical assistance grants for infrastructure projects in rural and tribal communities across the U.S. Read more.
EDITOR'S PICKS
Carrie Lee, Sustainability and Climate Program Manager at King County Metro, discusses the importance of collaborative partnerships and innovative strategies in driving the transition to a zero-emission fleet, as well as highlights the positive impact it will have on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving air quality and creating a more resilient and equitable region for future generations. Read more.
For the latest instalment of?Intelligent Transport’s?exclusive ‘The people behind the wheel’ series, Lucía Chavarri, VP of New Business at Cabify, discusses why it is important to think about what the city requires above individual needs when working within the transportation sector, as well as provides insight into the future of ride-hailing and how technology can be leveraged to enhance safety and sustainability in the industry. Read more.
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