Comment/Interview

Mobilty schemes must consider the people who use them and those who don't There is a temptation to present ITS as part of an endless upward curve towards better, easier, safer, quicker, and so on. But it is important to acknowledge that there can be (sometimes literally) bumps in the road. When mobility schemes go wrong, it's not pretty. Take bicycle-share company oBike, which recently stopped its operations in Melbourne, Australia. Having no docking stations...

Same old mistakes? Try something new There's nothing for it: we need to talk about Mobility as a Service (MaaS). The late Stephen Hawking's publisher once told him that his readership would be cut in half for every equation he put in a book. Well, here goes nothing One of the most famous equations in physics is Isaac Newton's Second Law of Motion: Force = mass x acceleration. With a little tweaking, I think we