Boston Mayor appoints former CIO as Chief of Streets
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‘Compact cities’ needed to combat climate change
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Private e-scooters banned on London’s public transport over fire concerns
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US cities explore new revenue streams
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Gender-inclusive transport: Moving from inertia to action
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Las Vegas digital twin will be ‘wired into the city’
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Boston Mayor pushes for more fare-free buses
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New Orleans city card integrates banking, direct aid and services
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