Transport for London (TfL) has announced the first results from Operation Vector, a new targeted enforcement partnership with the British Transport Police (BTP), designed to identify and stop persistent fare evaders across its
As we are learning every day, very high oil cost (114 $/barrel while writing this editorial) along with the geopolitical uncertainty is threatening global businesses and, in particular, the transport sector. Many airlines
Artificial Intelligence and digital transformation are opening up new possibilities for commercial aviation, from personalising the passenger experience to forecasting operational disruption. But the modernisation of a highly regulated sector demands changes that
In the recent times, engineering companies and transport agencies have introduced a term, future mobility, that sounds certainly promising but I am wondering what really means in practice. There are currently several definitions
Pony.ai and Verne have started fully driverless robotaxi test rides carrying passengers on public roads in Zagreb, Croatia, in what the two companies describe as a European first. Invited passengers can now take
Londoners are able to hail the UK’s first robotaxis as Uber today becomes the first company to launch a self-driving minicab. Initially, it only has 15 autonomous vehicles with a licence to operate
Recently, one of my numerous flights departed from Luton airport which I haven’t used for many years. The reason why I hadn’t chosen it for long time was trains didn’t reach the airport
As you may have realised by reading this month’s newsletter, some articles and the website of the month relate to climate change. It is a “fresh” memory that London reached 34.8 ‘C this
Dear Readers, After 180+ monthly editorials, I would like to use this one to answer some of the questions I was asked in recent times by a number of peers, clients and business
