ITS Monday: Edition 3, 2021
Included this week: pedestrian crossings, closed road crossness, road use charging and electric vehicles, share e-bikes and more.

ITS Monday* is a small collection of curated content, published on Mondays, from the worlds of intelligent transport systems, smart mobility, and associated areas.
The idea behind ITS Monday was in part driven by our former ITS Weekly Roundup, an email newsletter we used to send each Friday in our start-up phase that collected interesting stories happening all around the ITS world.
We see quite a lot of interesting content on social media (you can follow us on Linkedin and Twitter), so every (or most!) week we’ll collect a few things, and include them in ITS Monday.
For a closer look at iMOVE projects, activities, and articles, we also recommend subscribing to our monthly iMOVE newsletter!).
*Inclusion in ITS Monday does not equal iMOVE endorsement. It’s more aimed at discovery, thought, or discussion … or all of those and more! And while for the most part the content will be current, a little age doesn’t necessarily mean diminished interest.
Included this week: pedestrian crossings, closed road crossness, road use charging and electric vehicles, share e-bikes and more.
Included this week: COVID and extra car trips, post-pandemic recovery for public transport, the future of cities, parklets, and more.
Included this week: Sydney and cycling, new walkable streets in New York and Paris, the 1 Minute City, data data data, and more.
Included this week: Working from Home, public transport priority and demographics, cycleways, last mile delivery and more.
Included this week: thinking rather than free parking, fixing Parramatta Rd, CONGESTION PRICING (!), cargo bikes and more.
Included this week: transport planners vs parking plans, the demise of share bikes, bike lanes, free public transport, and more.
Included this week: demographics and public transport use, a controversial parking plan, the all-round safety benefits of cycleways, and more.
Included this week: working from home and transport policy, trackless trams, ‘Uber for public transport’, a $7 billion transport revolution, and more.
Included this week: repurposing street space, how to rebuild Sydney after the pandemic, a freight action plan, and more.
Included this week: transport post-pandemic, walkability and awe walks, safety law for automated vehicles, how one city solved cycling safety, and more.
Included this week: News about active transport in Melbourne and Sydney, Lime’s move toward MaaS, and more.
Included this week: More discussions on trouble in shared mobility land, changes in street space allocation, land planning and more.
Included this week: A (mostly) car-free experiment, cycling lanes (more!), hydrogen trains, lower speed limits, jetpacks, and more.
Included this week: Public transport and the young, changing streetscapes, e-scooters, smart traffic systems and more.
Included this week: A new CAV paper, public transport use in AUS and NZ, e-bikes, a walking boost, and more.
Included this week: Congestion charging push, working from home, public transport, the Lidar biz, and more.
Included this week: Walkable streets, footpaths vs e-scooters, CBD downsizing, active schoolkids and more.
Included this week: Signs for automated driving, public transport and COVID, pedestrian-friendly streets, a new bike bridge and more.
Included this week: Sydney pop-ups, cycling fallacies bingo, a 40 km CAV corridor, a public space concept in Thailand, and more.
Included this week: Changing how we pay for transport, cycling infrastructure and benefits, walkability, MaaS and more.
Included this week: Cycling getting its (new) fair share, updated NZ urban development policy, VTOL at the Olympics, and more.
Included this week: Public transport social distancing, quite a few cycling-related stories, freight border confusion fix, and more.
Included this week: Cycleway conflict, sharebike schemes mapped, several stories on the challenges facing public transport, and more.
Included this week: Giving active transport a boost, road safety grants in Victoria, transport master plan progress in Vancouver, and more.