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The Future of Public Transportation: Trends, Technologies, and Innovations
17 Dec 2025 | Abstracted from World Business Outlook
Public transportation is evolving through electrification, automation, and smart infrastructure. The article highlights trends like AI-powered traffic management, autonomous shuttles, and integrated mobility platforms. Sustainability and accessibility are central, with cities investing in cleaner fleets and inclusive design. The future depends on tech adoption, public-private collaboration, and resilient systems that meet urban demands.
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