In 2022, the City of New York initiated a small pilot study to evaluate the effectiveness of Intelligent Speed Assist in tackling dangerous speeding. Today, it has rolled out the technology to 700 vehicles across various City agencies, the largest…
Month: December 2025
The infrastructure gap
As pressure mounts to decarbonise HGVs, the spotlight often falls on the trucks themselves ‒ their drivetrains, fuel types, and tailpipe emissions. But the real bottleneck isn’t under the bonnet, writes Mike Jelfs. Technology is only half the story. Without…
The need for co-evolving hydrogen infrastructure
The need for co-evolving hydrogen infrastructure The hydrogen industry faces an important choice: coordinated co-evolution or patched-together piecemeal development. Dr Lee Juby, CEO of Fuel Cell Systems and a member of the executive team of the Hydrogen Energy Association (HEA),…
SWISCo opts for Aebi Schmidt sweepers to help tackle ‘Operation Brighter Bay’
SWISCo (SouthWest Integrated Services Company) has returned to an all-Schmidt sweeper fleet to help it meet its street cleansing and other obligations under Torbay Council’s ‘Operation Brighter Bay’ mission. Formed during the pandemic in 2020, SWISCo is a 100% Council-owned,…
London Borough of Hackney deploys new pedestrian load carriers to assist with historic market cleanup
One year on from taking delivery of four new PFB1500 pedestrian control load carriers from Bradshaw Electric Vehicles, the London Borough of Hackney is reaping the rewards from its deployment at its historic Ridley Road Market. Having started with around…