Monthly Archives: July 2020
Auckland City’s New 30km/h Go Slow Zone
I had my first drive in Auckland city today since the ‘Safe Speeds’ program was enforced, dropping the maximum speed from 50km/h to 30km/h. I thought I’d try Queen Street to see what that looked like now. Lots of empty … Continue reading →
Posted in accidents, aggressive driving, Auckland, Buses, car accidents, car crash, car safety, congestion, drivers, driving, Intelligent Transport Systems, New Zealand, real time traffic, risk, road rage, safer driving, safer journeys, safety, traffic, traffic congestion, Traffic Management, Traffic Optimization, Transport
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Tagged 30km/h, 30kmh, AT Metro, Auckland speed zones, Auckland traffic, Auckland Transport, Automobile Association, barney Irvine, NZAA, Speed zones
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Is Uber Safe During COVID?
I recently read an article in Intelligent Transport , exploring whether rideshare, such as from Uber and Lyft was a substitute or complementary to public transport. It quoted research from SMART which found that a third of ride-share trips were … Continue reading →
Posted in brand, Buses, Canada, Cool Tech, Coronavirus, COVID19, Customers, disruptive model, drivers, health, Infectious Diseases, Location Based Services, Lyft, MaaS, Mobile Apps, Mobile Health, Mobility as a Service, New York, New York Taxi, New Zealand, Pandemic, People, Public Transport, Ride Share, rideshare, safer journeys, safety, taxi, taxi industry, taxis, Technology, trains, Transport, Travel Information, USA
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Tagged Blue Bubble, cab, clorox, community transmission, Coronavirus, COVID19, Disruptive business model, intelligent transport, Lyft, PT, Public transport, rideshare, sanitize, SMART, taxi, Uber, Uber app, Uber trial
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