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Canadian transportation agencies are increasingly exploring AI-driven solutions that support real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and adaptive traffic control systems.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is not just reshaping daily life, it is redefining how systems think, learn and respond. Nowhere is that shift more visible than in transport. From predicting disruptions to managing flow minute by minute, AI is already proving it can make networks safer, smoother and more efficient.
A series of major opportunities and challenges – evolving passenger expectations, decarbonisation and climate change impacts, and achieving positive impact for places and people – will shape the sector’s future prospects.
Delivering decarbonisation fairer and faster was the theme of Carbon Crunch 2025 in London this autumn. Keynote speaker Nigel Topping, the new chair of the Climate Change Committee, along with other speakers at the event explored why fairer matters and how going faster is critical to competitiveness.
How Port of Dover is leading the way on the drive to net zero was presented at Carbon Crunch 2025 in London and the session explored why decarbonisation strategies must be translated into tangible activities.
Google’s ambitious climate strategy is one that focuses not only on reducing its own environmental impact but also on enabling others to meet their sustainability goals. Speaking at Carbon Crunch 2025 in London, Google director of sustainability for Europe, Middle East and Africa Adam Elman outlined how the tech giant views its role as extending beyond its own decarbonisation.
Government has set out a Clean Power 2030 plan to decarbonise the electricity sector. But there is more to reaching this target in a fast and fair way than just finance, technology and infrastructure, according to speakers at Carbon Crunch 2025 in London.
Cities are emerging as critical players in delivering scalable decarbonisation solutions and their role was underlined by a keynote address from Labour Peer and former Bristol mayor Marvin Rees at Carbon Crunch 2025 in London.
Robust data foundations, expert oversight and strong governance are key to unlocking the power of AI for the built environment says Nasrine Tomasi, head of AI and information management at Mott MacDonald.
Mott MacDonald’s digital project principal in the UK and Europe, John Farrow, considers how the infrastructure industry can deliver the potential of the AI without compromising on safety and security.
The responsible use of AI is paramount to bridging ASEAN’s digital divide and infrastructure deficit, unlocking sustainable growth and a brighter future for the region.
Mott MacDonald has appointed Nasrine Tomasi as head of artificial intelligence (AI) and information management, driving the growth and development of responsible AI within the company.
Mott MacDonald has reported another year of growth in its revenue for 2024, with the global engineering, development and management consultancy reaching £2.5bn across its global regions for the first time.
Ash dieback is currently sweeping across Europe costing landowners billions of pounds to clear the dying trees, as well as removing the air quality and biodiversity benefits that the trees provide.
Delivery of a 44,000m2 integrated constructed wetland to improve water quality in the River Dearne in Yorkshire, has benefitted from improvements in safety, cost and sustainability thanks to intelligent plant combined with AI.
This special report tells the full story of our involvement, from start to present: from the 1980s studies that outlined options for relocating the airport, to the opening of the airport’s third runway in November 2024.
We’re taking an innovative approach to support Auckland Council in providing the community with healthy water and maintaining a resilient water management system.
Our brilliant people proudly shape, design, engineer and deliver the outstanding transport projects that are moving people and places forward all over the world.
For decades, we have been digital innovators, using technology to optimise our projects and deliver brilliant outcomes for clients and communities. Now, we’re bringing that same mindset to unlocking excellence with AI.
With now close to 20,000 people in over 50 countries, we are moving forward together and with confidence.