PA Consulting infrastructure expert Åsa Almesjö and future of transport specialist Fredrik Magnusson discuss the need for Sweden to invest in the next generation of transport solutions.
A piece by PA Consulting rail expert Trevor Birch written in response to an article by the chief executive of Transport Focus, titled ‘Passengers and the Rail Review: something better change’.
The Rail Safety and Standards Board In-depth article
Taha Ghasempour, machine learning expert at PA Consulting, and Olivier Marteaux of The Rail Safety and Standards Board discuss machine learning techniques and give a view where these can be applied to the railway.
Chris Lynch and Jim Morgan, transport and technology experts at PA Consulting, explain why Hyperloop is positioned to shape the Future of Transport in an article in Raconteur.
In Rail Professional, David Oliver, global transport security lead at PA Consulting, discusses evolving threat profiles and the increasing pressure to operate a railway that is ‘safe, secure and accessible to all’.
Trevor Birch, rail and smart ticketing expert at PA Consulting, has a byline published commenting on Matt Lovering's article about how to respond to the challenges of ‘peak rail’.
Mike Wallace, transport and ticketing expert at PA Consulting Group, takes a look at the opportunities rail has to integrate with disruptive modes of transport.
Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation
Charlotte Warburton, global head of rail at PA Consulting, is quoted in a Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation article about railway risk and why the industry must embrace digital technology to offer passengers enhanced services.
The state's planning for new infrastructure is locked into a budget framework that makes it difficult to meet future transport needs. This must change according to Åsa Hansson, infrastructure expert at PA Consulting, who asks the government, the...
Erik Mossberg, PA Consulting Group change management expert, highlights the need to digitise the Swedish rail network to match the expected 50 per cent increase in passenger and freight traffic by 2040.
