Top news of the week: 12.05.2021.
Mobility
Challenges and Future Possibilities: Improving "Informal" Public Transport in Developing Countries
Challenges and Future Possibilities: Improving "Informal" Public Transport in Developing Countries
Pre-Summit Research Days 2021
[caption align="right"][/caption]Transport Innovation for Sustainable Development: Re-shaping Mobility in the Wake of Covid-1911-12 May 2021, Virtual meetingDownload the full agenda and ...
Massive $73B Bill Would Finally Boost E-Buses
A new bill would give (almost) the same amount of funding to transit agencies to electrify nation’s bus fleet as President Biden promised to private drivers to electrify their cars.
Europe’s lost decade: About the importance of interim targets
Without strengthened interim targets for 2025 to 2029, the European Union risks losing its leading role in the uptake of electric vehicles. The 2030 target by itself won't fix it.
EVs will be cheaper than petrol cars in all segments by 2027, BNEF analysis finds
Electric cars and vans will be cheaper to make than fossil-fuel vehicles in every light vehicle segment across Europe from 2027 at the latest, according to a new BloombergNEF study ...
Get to know the SHOW partners: Sitowise
Next up is Sitowise, a Nordic expert in the built environment with a strong focus on digitality, and Coordinator of SHOW’s Finnish activities. In Tampere automated feeder …
Organizer of Building for the Future: Climate Change Mitigation & Adaptation in Schools
Learn about opportunities to invest in sustainable school infrastructure from community leaders, infrastructure experts, and policymakers.
Mixed messages on greening the roads
OPINION: On the eve of the Government's big transport announcement, it's not clear what it wants to achieve and who should pay for it.