Transport

[Source: Citec] The end of 2022 marks the coming together of two key players in the organization of major events.

Transport and mobility are part of the event experience, providing the first and leaving the last impression to all participants.

Copenhagen, with its long history as a vibrant Baltic maritime hub, is set to play host to the 25th Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) World Congress.

The International Triathlon Union has extended its partnership with SEL Sport & Events Logistics (SEL) to serve not only as the global logistics partner for ITU but also the travel solutions pa

Host City: How pleased are you with how transport plans were delivered during the 2016 UEFA European Championship?

It represents perfect recipe for a traffic jam: bring thousands of cars with tens of thousands of spectators converge on a single site at a specific time.

Labour MP Sadiq Khan is set to be the new Mayor of London as counting nears completion following Thursday’s election.

Modern cities generate a flood of data, and much of it is public. Transport companies know how their trains, buses and cars are travelling.

Glasgow will be hosting the largest annual event of ITS professionals in Europe during the first week of June.

The Association of Global Event Suppliers (AGES) and SOS Global Express has signed a three year agreement for “Logistics and Transportation” under the AGES Industry Partnership Program. 

The International Olympic Committee has confirmed that Toyota has joined The Olympic Partner (TOP) programme in a new “mobility” category. 

The Boston 2024 bid committee has appointed Richard Davey, former Massachusetts Transportation Secretary, as its new CEO. 

The US has officially confirmed that it is bidding for the 2024 Olympic Games but will not reveal its preferred candidate until January 2015. 

Cities are often seen as the problem rather than the solution when it comes to pollution – particularly in the rapidly developing world.

As venue construction finally starts to shift up a gear in Rio, the president of the Rio 2016 organising committee has pointed out that the wider developments in the city will have a bigger impact