ITS Monday: Edition 28, 2026
Included this week, fixing the dangerous e-bike problem(s), traffic safety, road use charging, and Australia driverless in a decade,

Included this week, fixing the dangerous e-bike problem(s), traffic safety, road use charging, and Australia driverless in a decade,
Included this week, reducing dependence on diesel, rail digital twins, and e-scooters effext on induced travel.
Included this week, evaluating shared spaces, Aus e-bike crackdown, pay-per-minute bike sharing, and European micromobility.
Included this week, when to charge EVs, driverless trains, self-driving vehicles and aging, and Melbourne’s e-mobility issues.
Included this week, road use charging, the rise and rise of EVs, the challenge of charging, and a transit abundance playbook.
Included this week, Australia’s EV numbers, decarbonising heavy vehicle transport, evaluating e-scooter trials, and induced demand.
Included this week, survey issues, protected bike lanes, EV charging infrastructure, congestion pricing and parking, and more.
Included this week, increased V2G options in Australia, secondhand EVs, transport inequity, footpath delivery bots, and more.
Included this week, autonomous car tested on Aus roads, mega wombat crossings, depolyment of lectric buses, and more.
Included this week, e-mobility volatility, when drones go wrong, electric hydrofoils for Sydney, and more.
Included this week, micromobility and public transport, Waymo in Australia, is your car spying on you, logistics carbon reporting, and more.
Included this week, fuel crisis and behaviour change, kerbside charging, induced demand, and LIDAR in native camera view.
Included this week, Californian robotaxi assessment, electric ferry for Sydney, Australia Post goes (more) electric, and more.
Included this week, EV growth, Sydney public transport, fixig cities, electric ships. and more.
Included this week, sustainable urban freight, transport well-being, Melbourne’s Suburban Rail Loop, and more.
Included this week, the Net Zero debate, commuter satisfaction, and on-demand transport for the Gold Coast.