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Why secure cloud workforce management matters now

Open Access Government - Technology News

As budgets tighten and digital transformation accelerates, public bodies must modernise systems, protect sensitive data and meet compliance requirements, all while delivering high-quality frontline services. These older systems often lack the scalability, resilience and real-time oversight needed to operate effectively in today’s environment.

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The most momentous transportation story of 2025 has already occurred: imposition of NYC's congestion zone

Rebuilding Place in Urban Space

We know about congestion zones from cities like London and Stockholm, where motor vehicle operators pay a toll charge for entering the city core. Revenues from the congestion charge are earmarked for much-needed improvements to New Yorks ageing subway and other public-transport systems.

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Just a reminder to do and effectuate access planning before major transportation infrastructure opens: Peru's airport

Rebuilding Place in Urban Space

From the article: A highway meant to whisk travelers to the $2 billion terminal has yet to be built, even though flights are supposed to begin operating in just seven weeks. Thats a problem for the airports 17,000 workers, most of whom now arrive at the existing terminal via public transportation.

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Bus Service in England: The Need for Clearer Maps

Human Transit

When different operating companies all plan their own bus service, the combined network is really complicated! I wrote here about Thatcher’s vision for privatized public transport, including why has been teetering for some time and is now being swept away. Right now, though, maps are a problem.

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Should transit on inauguration day be free (Reprint)

Rebuilding Place in Urban Space

The latter, along with the opening of the Silver Line, seem to be the key events in marking the decline of the WMATA system in terms of service, operations, and ridership declines. Paying transit fares in cash on the bus will significantly slow movement of the bus--and it costs at least 6 cents/second to operate a bus.

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Why Mexico Needs a Federal Funding Program for Semiformal Transport

The City Fix

In cities around the world, the sudden and sustained drop in public transport ridership during COVID-19 has caused a financial and operational crisis for both large public transport agencies and semiformal service providers. In most places, existing business models and. Continue reading on TheCityFix.com.

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How to Improve Local Public Transportation 2022 | GovPilot

GovPilot

When it comes to the quality of public transportation, many cities that were once notable for their advanced public transit are seeing their infrastructure age rapidly, whereas other cities and townships (especially in rural areas) unfortunately lack the infrastructure altogether to operate modernized and useful systems of public transportation.