Britain will aim to shift all of its energy production to renewable sources by the middle of the next decade,…
Author: John Thornton
John Thornton
John joined Akabo Media in August 2019 and has worked in B2B publishing since 2013, editing engineering technology titles serving the automotive, marine and sports and entertainment venue sectors. Currently editor of City Transport & Traffic Innovation and Robotics & Innovation magazines, John co-ordinates the day-the-day operations of both titles, using independent editorial content as a platform to bring buyers and sellers together via print and online. In addition to the magazines, John also serves as a chair for the annual Road User Charging Conference in Brussels and can be found sniffing out breaking news stories throughout the halls of Akabo Media’s industry-leading exhibitions.
A digital radio upgrade designed to help make Blackpool’s bus and tram operations one of the most modern in the…
Westminster City Council and its waste contractor Veolia have unveiled a 60-strong fleet of new and upcycled EVs at Waterloo…
September was the best month on record for new battery-electric vehicle (BEV) uptake, according to figures published today by the Society…
Teledyne FLIR is to deploy a network of thermal imaging cameras throughout the German city of Hamburg to better control intersections, help…
Autonomous vehicles could be made more pedestrian-friendly following new research that could help them predict when people will cross the…
A new micro zero-emissions vehicle that could dramatically cut costs and CO2 for last-mile delivery fleets is now available to…
Mobility technology provider FOD Mobility Group has announced the launch of an electric Mobility-as-a-Service (eMaaS) technology platform to help fleets…
A first-of-its-kind project in Bristol is bringing a range of businesses together to collaborate on helping reduce air pollution ahead…
Volta Trucks has announced plans to expand its UK-based research and development (R&D) capabilities to support its forthcoming vehicle programmes.…
