Adam Hill

1 week ago | itsinternational.com | Adam Hill

The winners of the eighth edition of UITP Awards range from an urban integration project in Chile to a Chinese mobility platform. Announced in a ceremony during the UITP Summit 2025 in Hamburg, the winners were selected from more than 300 submissions - a record for the programme. "The UITP Awards shine a spotlight on the world’s most visionary and game-changing urban mobility projects," says Mohamed Mezghani, UITP secretary general.

1 week ago | itsinternational.com | Adam Hill

TRL Software has rolled out a new digital pavement asset management system for Transport Malta. Malta, an island nation in the Mediterranean, south of Sicily, will use TM Roads to enhance the coordination of road works. The solution is a customised version of TRL’s off-the-shelf, cloud-based asset management software, iRoads, and will be used as part of Malta’s broader 'Reshaping Our Mobility' strategy.

1 week ago | itsinternational.com | Adam Hill

The need to decarbonise, the ever-present threat of climate change, and the drive to improve urban life for inhabitants of cities create a powerful backdrop for the UITP Summit - the annual gathering of public transportation professionals from around the world. "Public transport is central to solving the global challenges of our time," said Renée Amilcar, UITP president, speaking at the opening ceremony of UITP Summit 2025 in Hamburg, Germany.

1 week ago | itsinternational.com | Adam Hill

A new light rail system is being trialled in the centre of Coventry, a city in the English Midlands. The Coventry Very Light Rail (CVLR) project is being led by Coventry City Council and Coventry University’s Research Centre for Future Transport and Cities. The aim is to create a rail-based, hop-on/hop-off mass transit system that can be built at less than half the cost and in half the time of conventional tram systems, while providing the same benefits.

2 weeks ago | itsinternational.com | Adam Hill

The ITS World Congress, in collaboration with Southwest Research Institute, has extended the application deadline for the 2025 Future Leaders Program to Tuesday 1 July. This initiative invites college students worldwide to submit their innovative transportation solutions for a chance to present at the ITS World Congress in Atlanta from 24-28 August. Winners will receive a paid trip to the event, allowing them to engage with industry leaders and showcase their ideas on a global stage.