Score: 57.639459876543
Governance of On-Demand Mobility Services
A collaborative study co-funded by UITP and Singapore's LTA, examining how on-demand mobility services are reshaping public transport across ten Asia-Pacific cities to help authorities navigate the transition toward more sustainable urban mobility.
Score: 49.60862654321
Shedding a Light on Demand-Responsive Transport (DRT)
How DRT can help address a variety of public transport challenges.
Score: 43
Serviço de Mototáxi: um falso dilema
O serviço de mototáxi, embora amplamente utilizado no Brasil, opera muitas vezes sem regulamentação adequada, representando riscos à segurança e à saúde pública, além de competir de forma predatória com o transporte coletivo.
Score: 42
Governance of On-Demand Mobility Services
Discover how ten Asia-Pacific economies are adopting on-demand mobility to support more sustainable, less car-dependent cities.
Score: 41
Transport on Demand From the Operator’s Perspective
Exploring demand-responsive transport (DRT) from the perspective of bus operators - and see how to integrate DRT solutions into public transport networks.
Score: 40
Global Taxi & Ride-hailing Figures 2024
Discover insights and global data from across the taxi and ride-hailing sector.
Score: 39
Global changes in taxis and ride-hailing: UITP launches newest Statistics Brief
The newest Statistics Brief from UITP, “The Global Taxi and Ride-Hailing Figures 2024”, presents a snapshot of taxi and ride-hailing services across the globe, focusing on aspects such as operational information, workforce, decarbonisation, digitalisation and fares, evolving role in mobility, and short-term outlook.
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Score: 38
A Future for Cabbies? Hear From a London Taxi Driver
London’s taxis are iconic. But the profession is changing. Hear from Stuart Daniels, a London cabbie since 1996, and get a driver's perspective of the sector and the future of London's black cab.
Score: 37
SHOW
SHOW supported the deployment of shared, connected and electrified automation in urban transport.
Score: 36
The digital revolution gets smarter: IT-TRANS 2024 concludes with a focus on the future
IT-TRANS 2024 concludes with a look to the future of digitalisation and I.T. in public transport.
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Score: 35
The Digital Revolution Gets Smarter: IT-TRANS 2024 Concludes with a Focus on the Future
Concluding IT-TRANS 2024 with a look back at the digital revolution discussed during the ninth edition.
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Global Taxi & Ride-hailing Benchmarking Study 2019-21
How is the taxi and ride-hailing sector evolving? Explore the trends affecting these on-demand mobility services.
Score: 33
A force for the digital future: Technology pioneer and AI scientist adviser Inma Martinez is our IT-TRANS keynote speaker
Inma Martinez is a technology pioneer and AI scientist focused on the digital economy as a force for progress and societal welfare.
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Score: 32
Charting the Future of Mobility: Our Shared Mobility Webinar Wraps Up
What is the future of shared mobility? Invited by UITP, five experts discuss what on-demand and shared mobility needs for continued success - and how the wider public transport sector can contribute.
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What Is the Future of Shared Mobility? 7 Trends Set to Shape the Market
Shared mobility is uniquely placed to tackle today’s challenges in transport. But what about tomorrow’s challenges? UITP has identified seven of the most important shared mobility trends that authorities and operators should expect over the coming years.
Score: 30
How Shared Mobility Solutions Can Improve Our Cities and Towns
How can shared mobility solutions improve our cities and towns? Shared mobility services have a range of unique qualities that can get people out of their private cars - while also making it easier to access public transport.
Score: 29
What On-Demand and Shared Mobility Looks Like Today (and Where It’s Going)
Shared mobility ridership is rising - and these journeys can complement public transport to build better, cleaner cities. Though to make that happen, some challenges remain. What is the sector doing to overcome them? Find out more.
Score: 28
New UITP Shared Mobility Division Unites Pioneering Sector
To bring together the entire shared mobility industry, UITP has launched the Shared Mobility Division. It offers professionals from this evolving and growing space the opportunity to come together within UITP. On top of that, the committees and working groups inside the division will work to advance knowledge on shared mobility and enable the exchange of ideas, best practices and experiences.
Score: 27
Testing MaaS Technologies to Advance Seamless Multimodal Mobility in Europe
Within IP4, the IP4MaaS research project has sought to advance ‘Mobility as a Service’ (MaaS) in Europe by testing available IP4 MaaS technologies in six demonstration sites in Europe.
Score: 26
Enhancing Intelligent Mobility Solutions to Promote the Combination of Ride-Sharing and Public Transport
Find out how the RIDE2RAL project developed an innovative framework that would support intelligent multimodal mobility by facilitating efficient connections between flexible and scheduled transport services.
Score: 25
Better service for our passengers: RIDE2RAIL project teams up public transport and ride-sharing
European project RIDE2RAIL concludes after launching in 2020 under the helm of UITP. How can we best combine public transport with ride-sharing to reduce private car ownership and make efficient use of vehicles’ capacity?
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Score: 22
Taxis and Ride-Hailing by the numbers: New UITP Statistics Brief takes a closer look at the latest trends
Digitalisation, decarbonisation, climate change and the coronavirus pandemic…what has been the impact for taxis and apps?
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Score: 21
The Latest Trends in Taxi and Ride-Hailing
Our latest Taxi and Ride-hailing benchmarking study provides a picture of taxi and ride-hailing services in different cities from 2019-21. This data shows a general pattern of what happened during the COVID-19 pandemic, and during a time when energy prices sky-rocketed and the climate emergency became much more apparent.
Score: 20