Mobility and transportation activities in smart cities require an increasing amount of energy.
With the frequent energy crises arising worldwide and the need for a more sustainable and …

With advanced policy and technology support, driverless cars are expected to be a reality on
Australian roads in next 5–10 years. The pace at which driverless cars emerge as a …

Many different application domains are taking advantage from the adoption of the Internet of
Things (IoT) paradigm. Among them, intelligent transportation systems can improve …

Under the umbrella concept of smart mobility, new transport innovations such as peer-to-
peer transport, shared autonomous vehicles, and mobility-as-a-service have been identified …

Urbanization is one of the biggest challenges in the world today. Sixty-eight percent of the
world's population will reside in cities and urban areas by 2050. Transitioning to a smart city …

Micromobility is an increasingly attractive option, particularly over short distances. Walking,
biking, and other modes of transport, such as e-scooters, are gaining popularity …

Abstract Mobility-on-demand (MoD) has the potential to revolutionise the patterns of urban
mobility. Typically, an MoD platform provides both ride-hailing and ridesharing services …

The concept of Hyperconnected City Logistics (HCL; Crainic & Montreuil, 2016) was
introduced at the intersect of the established concept of City Logistics (CL; Taniguchi, 2014; …

Deepint. net is a platform that has been designed to use Artificial Intelligence models for the
analysis of datasets and real-time data sources, all without programming. This platform can …

As cities implement intelligent systems and public transportation users seek flexibility,
autonomous demand-responsive transport (ADRT) will play an important role in a region's …