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Category Archives: Public Transport
Adapting to a Post COVID19 Workplace and Transport Model
There are many considerations about the return to work post COVID19 lockdowns. Social distancing is an interesting one. Many organisations have gone to open plan workspaces in place of offices, but now we have to consider social distancing. This means … Continue reading →
Posted in Australia, Buses, Business, cars, Coronavirus, Corporate Travel, Corvid-19, COVID19, Futurist, health, Location Based Services, Location Based Shorts, Lyft, MaaS, Mobile Apps, mobile friendly, Mobility as a Service, Motoring, motorway, new cars, New Zealand, Public Transport, rail, Ride Share, rideshare, safer driving, safer journeys, safety, Safety app, taxi, the future, traffic, traffic congestion, traffic demand, trains, Transport, Travel, Travel Apps, travel demand management, Travel Information, uber, Work
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Tagged Australia, company car, COVID19, FBT, rideshare, Uber
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Will Telecommuting Become Part of Your New Normal?
Living in a country like New Zealand, you have to appreciate that there is more to life than sitting in traffic going into a city every day. The number of people that have told me over the years, that they … Continue reading →
Posted in Auckland, Buses, Buying a House, commuting, congestion, Coronavirus, COVID19, driving, Family, Futurist, Gig Economy, health, house hunting, Lifestyle, Location Based Consultant, Location Based Services, Location Based Shorts, New Zealand, Pandemic, People, Public Transport, Telecommuting, Tourism, traffic, traffic congestion, Traffic jam, trains, Transport
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Tagged COVID19, diesel fumes, future of work, Futurist, jobs, Lifestyle, lockdown, New Zealand, Pandemic, petrol fumes, Real Estate, remote working, rush hour, smell the traffic, Telecommuting, traffic, Traffic jam
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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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Location Based Shorts Ep 16 A FREE Route Optimisation trial for New Zealand deliveries, sales and service companies
Have you noticed that traffic in New Zealand cities seems to be worse at Level 1 of the COVID19 lockdown than it was even before the pandemic hit? Are you in the distribution, freight or service industries? Or perhaps you … Continue reading →
Posted in Auckland, Business, Business Consultant, Business Intelligence, congestion, Coronavirus, Corvid19, Customers, drivers, Gas prices, grocery, Intelligent Transport Systems, Location Based Consultant, Location Based Services, Location Based Shorts, Money, Motoring, motorway, New Zealand, New Zealand Maps, Pandemic, Public Transport, real time traffic, Retail, retail apps, retail survival, Route Optimisation, Route Optimization, RTTI, RUC, safer journeys, traffic, traffic congestion, Traffic Control, traffic demand, traffic design, Traffic Information, Traffic jam, Traffic Optimization, Transport, Travel, Travel Information, Truck Navigation, Trucks, Unusual Traffic, Work
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Tagged Auckland, bad traffic, Christchurch, COVID19, customers, deliveries, delivery, distribution, free, free service, freight, Hamilton, home delivery, New Zealand, Route optimisation, sales calls, services, Traffic jam, Waikato, Wellington
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Grocery Panic Buying and the Coronavirus
The grocery industry is going to be sorely tested over the coming weeks and months as people have begun panic buying of groceries, in response to the first person in New Zealand to get Coronavirus or Corvid 19. Our local … Continue reading →
Posted in Auckland, BAU, Buses, Business, Collaboration, commuting, Coronavirus, Corporate Travel, Corvid-19, Food, grocery, health, Pandemic, Public Transport, real time traffic, Restaurant, Retail, retail survival, retail systems, Telecommuting, Tourism, Work
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Tagged business collaboration, Coronavirus, Corvid, Corvid-19, Corvid19, domestic tourism, downturn, food shortage, Foodstuffs, grocery, Hospitality, massey University, New World, panic buying, pasta, PT, Public transport, rail, rice, sanitiser, stockturn, Supermarket, Telecommuting, tissues, Tourism, train
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YOU’RE ALL FROGS
Of course it doesn’t actually apply to you because you read my blog and you know how tirelessly I have worked to encourage people to make smarter decisions about their travel, especially their commute. So don’t think of this as … Continue reading →
Posted in Car Navigation, Car Technology, cars, commuting, congestion, cycling, drivers, driving, driving app, freeway, Google maps, Government, GPS Apps, GPS Car Nav, GPS Maps, GPS Nav, GPS Navigation, HERE, Intelligent Transport Systems, ITS, love of cars, Nav Maps, Navigation Maps, Navman, New Zealand, People, Public Transport, road rage, RTTI, Telecommuting, traffic, traffic congestion, traffic demand, traffic design, Traffic Information, Traffic jam, Traffic Management, Traffic Optimization, travel demand management, Unusual Traffic, Urban design
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Tagged car navigation, Frogs, Google Maps, gps nav, HERE, RTTI, traffic, Traffic congestion, Traffic jam, travel information
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The Auckland Harbour Bridge Approaches are at Full Capacity
Headlines in newspapers are saying that the business case for building a second harbour crossing in Auckland have been delayed. The implication is that this will exacerbate the traffic congestion problem. Auckland’s Mayor, Phil Goff has a published Vision Statement … Continue reading →
Posted in Auckland, Buses, Business, commuting, cycling, driving, Government, Location Based Shorts, love of cars, Motoring, motorway, New Zealand, People, Politics, population, Public Transport, real time traffic, Road Tolls, RTTI, safer driving, safer journeys, Telecommuting, the future, traffic, traffic congestion, Traffic Control, traffic demand, traffic design, Traffic Information, Traffic jam, Traffic Management, Traffic Optimization, Transport, Travel, travel demand management, Travel Information, Urban design, Work
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Tagged Auckland, Auckland busway, Auckland Harbour, Auckland Harbour Bridge, Auckland traffic, Auckland Transport, Auckland Vision Statement, Phil Goff, Second harbour crossing, Waterview Tunnel
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Solving the Traffic Jam Problem – Getting Cities Moving Again
I got pretty excited when I read the press release about Volkswagen getting together with D-Wave, using quantum computing to demonstrate real time traffic optimised routing at the Web Summit conference in Lisbon which starts tomorrow. I wish I was … Continue reading →
Posted in accidents, Artificial intelligence, Auckland, BAU, Big Data, Bus Apps, Buses, Business, Business Intelligence, car accidents, car crash, Car Navigation, car safety, Car Technology, car tracker, car tracking, city GPS travel apps, commuting, congestion, connected cars, Crash, disruptive model, driving, driving app, Fleet Management, Freight App, Future, future car, Future Technology, Good travel apps, Google, Government, GPS Bus Tracking, GPS Car Nav, GPS Nav, GPS Navigation, HERE, holiday traffic, Intelligent Transport Systems, location based apps, Location Based Consultant, motorway, Politics, Public Transport, Qauntum Theory, road rage, road toll, Road Tolling, Road Tolls, Route Optimisation, RTTI, RUC, safer driving, safer journeys, Safety app, School Bus, Schoolbus, SoLoMo, the future, TomTom, traffic, traffic congestion, Traffic Control, traffic demand, traffic design, Traffic Information, Traffic jam, Traffic Management, Traffic Optimization, Transport, travel demand management, Travel Information, Truck GPS, Truck Navigation, truck safety, Trucks, Why fleet management
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Tagged ATOC, Auckland Transport, Auckland Transport Operations Centre, bus optimisation, City Lab, couriers, D-Wave, distribution, eRUC, freight, GDP, GeoSmart, gridlock, HERE, Luigi Cappel, National Road Carriers, PND, quantum computing, reduce maximum driving speed, Route2Go, RTTI, Safe Speed Programme, smart cities, Traffic jam, Volkswagen, Waterloo University, Web Summit Conference
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House Hunting in Auckland with the Barfoot and Thompson Real Estate App
It’s been 5 years since I last looked at the Barfoot & Thompson Real Estate App. I did a brief review of it back in 2013. That version was a finalist in the Designers Institute Best Designers Award and they … Continue reading →
Posted in Auckland, Australia, Australia Real Estate, burglary, Buying a Home Research, Buying a House, Buying a House Mistakes, Canada, Canada Real Estate, census, climate change, commuting, Crime, Crime Prevention, Family, First Home Buyer, Flood, Future Technology, Futurist, Gadgets, good books, Google, Google Glasses, Google maps, Google Mobile App, Google Satellite View, Google Street View, home, Innovation, Internet Privacy, Lifestyle, Location Based Services, Map apps, mapping buildings, Maps, Market Research, Mobile Apps, mobile friendly, New Zealand, New Zealand Maps, New Zealand Real Estate, People, property, Public Transport, Selling a House, SmartPhone, Smartphones, Technology, telecommunications, theft, top apps, track crime, traffic congestion, Traffic Information, UK, United Kingdom, USA
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Tagged 3D, 3d house view, bad real estate agent, Barfoot & Thompson, Buying a home, Buying a house, Buying a House in Australia, Buying a House in Canada, Buying a House in New Zealand, Buying a house in the UK, buying property, buying real estate, cheap virtual reality headset, cheap VR headset, finding the right home, FREE eBOOK, how to look for houses, LIM report, Luigi Cappel, Mistakes Buying a House, property title, Real Estate, real estate agent, Real Estate App, real estate apps, real estate eBook, real estate listings, realtor, Rental appraisal, Viewmaster, virtual house view, Virtual Reality, virtual reality headset, VR, VR headset
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Paying Too Much For a House
I noticed a story in The Australian about people in Australia being worried about paying too much for the property, but unfortunately it was hidden behind a paywall. It’s a bit of a shame really. I research internationally and with … Continue reading →
Posted in Auckland, Australia, Buying a House, Buying a House Mistakes, First Home Buyer, home, house hunting, Lifestyle, Market Research, Mistakes Buying a House, New Zealand, Paying too much for a house, Public Transport, Real Estate, real estate agent, Transport
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Tagged Buying a house, buying and selling in the same market, Coolangatta real estate, doing your homework buying a house, house prices going up, Mistakes Buying a House, newspaper paywall, Paying too much for a house, paywall, Perth Real Estate, property prices going up, research buying a house, The Australian
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