There has never been a greater array of mobility options available to urban travellers. Automotive World’s latest special report explores the emergence of digital platforms; how micromobility, shared vehicles and on-demand shuttles can work with existing public transit links; and the changing role of the car in urban areas.
- Integrated mobility can fast-track cities to cleaner, safer streets
- Helsinki: a short case study in MaaS
- Private vehicles still thriving in urban mobility
- Intermodal mobility pairs old models with new tech
- Robo-shuttles suit MaaS better than robotaxis
- On-demand shuttles to win big in post-COVID mobility world
- Revamped road networks would benefit micromobility
'Special report: Integrated mobility’ presents insight from:
- Accenture
- BicyclingPlus Research Collaborative—University of California, Davis
- Jatkasaari Mobility Lab, City of Helsinki
- MaaS Global (Whim)
- Metromile
- Moovit
- McKinsey
- Municipal Enterprise—City of Vilnius, Lithuania
- Trafi
- Via
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