This award recognises transformative advancements in fleet management and software innovations that enhance operational efficiency, safety, and sustainability. Eligible submissions include projects utilising predictive analytics, AI-driven route optimisation, and advanced fleet monitoring systems. Criteria include demonstrated adoption of sustainable practices, such as fleet electrification, emissions reduction, and improved resource utilisation. Submissions should provide measurable outcomes, including cost savings, reduced environmental impact, enhanced safety standards, and increased user satisfaction.

This award recognises transformative applications of artificial intelligence (AI) and data analytics that revolutionise urban mobility. Eligible submissions include projects leveraging advanced AI techniques, such as machine learning, predictive analytics, or computer vision, to tackle transportation challenges. Criteria include the innovative use of AI to optimise traffic flow, enable smarter travel planning, and deliver predictive maintenance that minimises costs and disruptions. Submissions must highlight measurable impacts on transportation efficiency, safety, and sustainability, including reduced congestion and enhanced user satisfaction.

This award celebrates advancements in connected and autonomous vehicle (CAV) technologies that transform urban mobility by improving safety, integration, and public acceptance. Eligible submissions include projects featuring breakthroughs in V2X communication, autonomous systems, and smart infrastructure. Criteria include demonstrated safety outcomes, reductions in emissions, and alleviation of congestion through innovative deployments. Submissions should highlight seamless integration into urban transport networks, societal benefits, and strategies for building public trust.

This award celebrates innovative solutions in micromobility that transform first- and last-mile connectivity, fostering sustainable and accessible urban transport. Eligible submissions include the design, implementation, and management of services such as e-scooters, bicycles, and e-bikes. Criteria include the integration of micromobility with existing transport networks, incorporation of safety features, and use of innovative vehicle or service designs. Submissions should provide measurable outcomes, such as reductions in congestion and emissions, while demonstrating inclusivity through community-driven initiatives, affordability schemes, or expanded access for underserved populations.

This award recognises pioneering initiatives in Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) that seamlessly integrate various transport services into a single, user-centric platform. Submissions should demonstrate how MaaS solutions provide efficient, sustainable, and affordable travel options, reducing reliance on private vehicles. Criteria include the diversity of transport modes integrated, levels of user adoption, and the platform’s impact on enhancing multimodal connectivity. Submissions should highlight how the initiative caters to diverse demographics, improves accessibility, and promotes sustainable urban mobility.

This award celebrates groundbreaking innovations in ticketing and payment systems that enhance the efficiency and accessibility of urban mobility. Eligible submissions include solutions that utilise advanced technologies such as mobile wallets, contactless payments, biometric authentication, or blockchain-enabled ticketing. Criteria include ease of use, accessibility for diverse user groups, and seamless integration across multiple transport modes. Submissions should demonstrate how the solution enhances the user experience, encourages public transport adoption, and reduces environmental impacts by eliminating paper-based systems.

This award highlights excellence in traveller information systems that provide real-time, accurate, and user-friendly information to enhance urban mobility. Eligible submissions include systems that utilise innovative delivery methods, such as augmented reality, voice assistance, or AI-driven tools, to improve accessibility and convenience. Criteria include interoperability across multiple transport modes, inclusivity in design to serve diverse user groups, and measurable impacts on travel efficiency and reliability. Submissions should detail how the system has enhanced the overall user experience, reduced travel disruptions, and fostered greater connectivity within urban transport networks

This award recognises advancements in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure that promote sustainable urban mobility and accelerate EV adoption. Eligible submissions include charging networks that integrate smart technologies, such as bi-directional charging, renewable energy sources, or advanced energy management systems. Criteria include scalability, ensuring the infrastructure can meet future demand, and user accessibility, prioritising convenience and inclusivity for all EV users. Submissions should demonstrate measurable outcomes, such as improved user experience, reduced carbon emissions, and support for clean energy transitions.

This award celebrates innovative on-street and off-street parking solutions that optimise space utilisation, enhance user convenience, and contribute to environmental sustainability. Eligible submissions include projects utilising IoT-enabled systems, dynamic pricing strategies, or integrated electric vehicle charging facilities to address urban parking challenges. Criteria include demonstrated improvements in efficiency, such as reduced search times for parking spaces, decreased congestion, or emissions reductions. Submissions should highlight creative approaches to solving parking issues and evidence of user satisfaction.

This award recognises forward-thinking initiatives that advance urban air mobility (UAM) to create sustainable and efficient transport solutions. Eligible submissions include projects that leverage innovative UAM technologies, such as electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) vehicles, drones, or advanced air traffic management systems. Criteria include seamless integration with ground transport systems, demonstrated environmental sustainability, and the ability to reduce urban congestion and emissions. Submissions should highlight measurable impacts, such as enhanced accessibility, improved connectivity, and long-term benefits for urban living.

This award celebrates exemplary mobility hubs that provide seamless intermodal connections and enhance urban mobility. Eligible submissions include hubs that demonstrate innovative design, effective integration of transport modes (such as public transit, micromobility, and active travel), and the use of renewable energy or other sustainable practices. Criteria include the hub’s measurable impact on reducing congestion, improving accessibility for diverse user groups, and promoting sustainable transport options. Submissions should detail user-centric features, such as real-time information systems, safety enhancements, and inclusivity, while showcasing how the hub contributes to long-term urban development and environmental goals.

This award honours initiatives that improve transportation accessibility for all, including individuals with disabilities, older adults, and those with limited mobility. Submissions should highlight user-centred approaches, including active engagement with diverse communities during the design process, and the implementation of innovative assistive technologies. Criteria include tangible outcomes such as enhanced mobility options, improved ease of use, and measurable societal benefits. Submissions should also showcase collaborative efforts with stakeholders and organisations to ensure inclusivity and long-term impact.

This award celebrates initiatives that promote walking and cycling as key components of sustainable urban mobility. Eligible submissions include projects that feature innovative infrastructure, such as protected bike lanes, pedestrian-friendly zones, or shared mobility hubs, alongside efforts to engage and empower local communities. Criteria include demonstrated increases in active travel uptake, measurable environmental benefits, such as reduced emissions, and positive health outcomes for participants. Submissions should highlight how the initiative integrates with wider transport networks and fosters long-term behavioural change toward sustainable travel.

This award recognises exceptional campaigns that raise awareness and advocate for sustainable, inclusive mobility. Eligible submissions include initiatives that utilise innovative outreach methods, such as digital tools, community events, or public-private partnerships, to engage diverse audiences. Criteria include measurable engagement levels, demonstrated success in influencing behaviour or policy, and collaboration with local communities and stakeholders. Submissions should detail how the campaign addresses specific transport challenges, fosters public understanding of mobility issues, and drives positive change.

This category celebrates achievements in the development and implementation of public transport vehicles and projects that significantly contribute to urban mobility, sustainability, and enhanced passenger experiences. It honours initiatives that not only introduce groundbreaking technologies and designs in public transport vehicles but also demonstrate a profound impact on communities through improved accessibility, connectivity, and environmental stewardship.

This award recognises exceptional transport planning initiatives that prioritise sustainability, equity, and accessibility while advancing the field of transport planning. Eligible submissions include projects that tackle critical challenges such as congestion, emissions, and urban growth through innovative strategies and practices. Criteria include the initiative’s ability to foster economic and social development, promote multimodal connectivity, and address the diverse needs of urban populations. Submissions should provide evidence of measurable outcomes, such as reduced travel times, improved accessibility, or enhanced urban design, while demonstrating long-term benefits for communities and alignment with broader sustainability goals.

This award spotlights visionary urban transport projects that promise to redefine the future of mobility in cities. It seeks nominations for innovative and sustainable transport solutions that are in the conceptual, design, or early construction phase. Criteria include the project’s potential to enhance community life, urban design, and environmental health. Submissions should highlight innovative approaches to mass transit, pedestrianisation, active travel, or smart infrastructure and provide evidence of scalability, feasibility, and potential long-term impact on improving urban living conditions for future generations.

This award acknowledges advancements in urban and interurban rail systems that enhance sustainability, efficiency, and accessibility in transport networks. Eligible submissions include projects that feature technological innovations, such as electrification, automation, or smart systems, and improvements in passenger experience, including comfort, safety, and convenience. Submissions should showcase the rail system’s contribution to long-term urban mobility goals and its ability to drive environmental and economic sustainability while improving connectivity.

This award celebrates innovative urban river transport solutions that contribute to sustainable and efficient mobility. Eligible entries include projects that utilise eco-friendly vessels, such as electric or hydrogen-powered boats, and demonstrate seamless integration with multimodal transport networks. Criteria include efforts to improve accessibility for all passengers, including those with reduced mobility, and measurable outcomes such as reduced road congestion, lower emissions, and enhanced community connectivity through waterways. Submissions should highlight long-term benefits for urban areas and showcase how river services provide practical, sustainable alternatives to traditional transport modes.

This award celebrates innovative demand-responsive transport (DRT) schemes that enhance flexibility, efficiency, and accessibility. Submissions should highlight the use of advanced technologies such as AI-powered routing, real-time booking, or mobile apps. Entries must demonstrate improved accessibility for underserved areas, reduced emissions through shared rides or electrification, and seamless integration with public transport networks. Evidence of scalability, user satisfaction, and measurable outcomes, such as increased ridership or reduced travel times, is required. Special attention will be given to schemes addressing long-term sustainability and delivering significant community impact.

This award honours outstanding initiatives that significantly reduce urban air pollution and improve air quality. Eligible entries include innovative measures such as zero-emission zones, clean air zones, low-emission zones, and other strategies that demonstrate tangible reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and pollutants. Criteria include the initiative’s scalability, long-term environmental benefits, and the extent of community engagement and education. Submissions should provide measurable outcomes, such as improved air quality indices or emission reductions, and detail how the initiative integrates with broader sustainability goals to create healthier urban environments.

This award celebrates innovative projects that enhance road safety for all users, addressing key challenges through technology, infrastructure improvements and community engagement. Eligible submissions include initiatives utilising AI for predictive safety, advanced data analytics, or smart infrastructure to reduce accidents and improve road conditions. Criteria include demonstrated measurable safety outcomes, such as reduced collision rates or injuries, and evidence of user acceptance. Submissions should detail the project’s approach, its long-term impact on safety, and how it fosters collaboration among stakeholders to create safer roads for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists.

This award honours innovative projects that optimise traffic flow, enhance road safety, and minimise environmental impacts within urban areas. Eligible entries include initiatives utilising smart technologies such as AI-powered traffic signals, adaptive traffic systems, and IoT-enabled infrastructure to improve mobility. Criteria include measurable outcomes, such as reduced congestion, improved travel times, and lower emissions. Submissions should detail collaborative efforts with communities or local authorities, highlighting how the project addresses specific urban challenges.