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Fuel cell proves a hard sell, but there’s hope with CVs
While more passenger car examples are available today, it is in the commercial vehicle segment that fuel cell technology could take hold. By Freddie Holmes
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Cleaning LA’s ports will improve air quality across the city
For a city that has suffered with poor air quality for decades, cleaning the LA ports' truck fleets could lead to a better future. By Jack Hunsley
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Thor joins the giants in LA’s battle against truck emissions
Trucks account for more emissions than any other mode of transport in Los Angeles. With the arrival of Thor Trucks, that could soon change. By Megan Lampinen
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Digital adoption in transport sector poses many challenges
The UK offers a useful case study for the digitisation of public transport, writes Megan Lampinen
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Seemingly simple ideas could greatly improve LA buses
Readily available solutions exist that Los Angeles could deploy today to improve public transport and reduce car usage, but the issue is thorny, and deeply political. By Xavier Boucherat
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How the 2028 Olympic Games is helping LA prepare for an electric future
With the Olympics set to return to Los Angeles in 2028, the city hopes to be ready to demonstrate the effectiveness of electric mobility. By Jack Hunsley
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The future of mobility in Mumbai hinges on pragmatism
Freddie Holmes visits Mumbai to find out where the financial capital of India stands on smart mobility solutions
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The Los Angeles future mobility challenge: change is needed, but unwelcome
Angelenos are happy to pay for mobility solutions but are less keen to use them. Incentivising solo drivers to leave their cars at home requires a multi-faceted approach. By Betti Hunter
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COMMENT: Expect improv and rewrites for LA future mobility script
Los Angeles is learning that alternative mobility schemes often come with unintended consequences, writes Megan Lampinen
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Mobility Plan 2035: Reimagining the streets of Los Angeles
LA’s Departments of Transportation and City Planning have joined forces to present a radical new vision of future mobility, writes Betti Hunter
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Scania’s EV AV bus trial gets under way
Jack Hunsley speaks to Scania about its electric autonomous bus trial in Stockholm
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Smart, diverse and integrated: public transportation enters a new era
Public transport is the backbone of integrated mobility, but it needs to adapt to changing consumer expectations if it is to remain so, writes Megan Lampinen
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Safety benefits alone justify hefty investments in automation
Pay now for expensive technology, or pay later after an even more expensive crash? Megan Lampinen explores the ROI for automated systems
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