In women's fight against unsafe transportation,…
Women's mobility is not just a problem for women. It has far-reaching implications for our political systems, economic growth and the well-being of future generations. The daily commute…
Time for a change on Belgian buses and trams…
There may be many more incidents that did not make it to the media. The discussion surrounding public transport in Belgium is taking a new turn with recent events and comments…
Students take mobility in a new direction with equality…
With young people at the helm, we get a fresh look at inclusive mobility. As diversity and inclusivity receive increasing attention, the issue of gender differences in the mobility sector remains a…
Parking disc at the charging station is the new tactic against…
The use of a parking disc at charging stations introduces a visual aid that indicates how long a vehicle has been charged. The fight against the phenomenon of 'charging station sticking' – where electric vehicles…
Rush hour transport breaks records and public transport beats the car in…
“Public transport is more important than you think.” In today's society, where sustainability and efficiency are increasingly high on the agenda, public transport plays a crucial role in mobility...
Major cleaning of taxi equipment due to phasing out of 2G network
Cabman, a leading supplier of taxi on-board computers (BCTs) in the Netherlands, recently made a decision that has significant consequences for the second-hand market for these devices. The company has announced…
Many holiday parks and hotels are losing their luster
The future of holiday parks and hotels depends on their ability to adapt to the changing market, without losing sight of the needs of the traditional tourist.
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Young taxi entrepreneurs are driving through a digital innovation and meeting…
In terms of business models, young entrepreneurs show a preference for flexible, technology-based strategies. The taxi industry, a sector that has played an essential role in urban transport for decades, is…
Flemish farmers in conflict with Dutch colleagues
The small Belgian village of Postel, located in the province of Antwerp, has recently become the scene of a growing dispute between Belgian and Dutch farmers. Between Belgian and Dutch farmers…
Waiting a month for a new windshield, the reality...
This forces customers to drive for a longer period of time with a damaged window, which potentially poses safety risks. In the car world, a small star in the car window is often…
Vandalism costs transport companies a lot of money
New Year's Eve leads to destruction in various cities and once again the transport sector pays the price. Transport companies are faced with persistent costs due to vandalism. The deliberate destruction of public property, such as bus shelters and…
The Netherlands has too few experts in last-mile logistics
We receive mobility advice that no longer fits in with society. This is stated by Karin van den Berg-Hulshoff, Business Owner of LMe Solutions. According to her, this is due to the homogeneity…