The advent of automated vehicles will have a huge impact on day to day life. For the consumer, it could mean a safer, more convenient mode of travel, but for…
Let’s face it, entering a multi-story car park with poor air quality, walking across car parks with moving traffic and even parking in general, is not the most exciting part…
Covid-19 has increased the focus on an already hotly contested asset: the kerb. This space already has to juggle many uses: parking, deliveries, buses, pedestrians of all abilities, cycling, as…
The need to repurpose parking and the kerbside space London’s streets are under increasing pressure as the city’s population grows and transport habits change. One factor is the movement of…
Covid is presenting an opportunity to rewrite the rules for transport planning in our towns and cities. Now is the time to think about what sort of kerbs we want…
A glimpse into the future As lockdowns ease across Britain the time has never been more ripe to buck the status quo and shake up our travel behaviours. Policy makers…
In December last year, Susan Shaheen, Adam Stocker, Ruth Meza from the Transportation Sustainability Research Center at UC Berkeley published a white paper analysing the social equity impacts of different congestion…
The problem: Local authorities lack a holistic view of their kerbside assets and usage - what we refer to as ‘last metre data’. Decisions about parking provision are often made…
London UK, Tuesday 2nd June 2020 - AppyWay, Europe’s most awarded intelligent kerbside and smart parking firm has today announced the appointment of ex local government, smart city champion Kim…
Launch of Parking API will enable developers and UK fleets to slash the wasted miles spent looking for parking, saving them time and money. Congestion cost the UK economy close…