Tomorrow’s transport won’t leave anyone behind
A few summers ago, in Brisbane for the first time with my daughters – then eighteen and twenty – we put the city’s streets to the test. Within a day, all three of us were on e-scooters, weaving between parks and laneways, doubling back for a second look at the urban landscape unfolding in front … Read More
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Beyond the ribbon cutting: What’s next after Melbourne Metro?
Melbourne is having a moment. With the opening of a brand-new, generation-shaping metro system, the Australian city is investing in its transport infrastructure like never before. But it’s not only about the major metro networks; projects like the Greenline are transforming the north bank of the Yarra River into a four-kilometre-long public walkway, with space … Read More
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A lack of integrated tech is holding airports and passengers up
Fresh off a week on the ground at Passenger Terminal Expo, Associate in Australia Geoff Ashmore argues that bringing fragmented data siloes into a single, trusted framework won’t just lift satisfaction scores; it will enable a genuinely seamless journey. Just a decade ago, the word ‘biometrics’ would have struck fear into the average traveller. It … Read More
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