In an effort to ease the burden on individual cities in adopting new mobility technology, a group of transport agencies in over ten U.S. cities have banded together to form a consortium to manage the…

Finland’s newly assembled government—led by the Social Democrat Party, it includes the Center Party, Greens, Left Alliance, and Swedish People’s Party—issued the policy statement outlining the priorities, goals, and measures for the four-year legislative session….

In a statement released on May 22nd, Transport for London (TfL) announced a plan to begin tracking rider location and movement over the WIFI networks installed in some 260 stations across the city, expanding the…

One month into the London’s effort to cut the amount of carbon-emitting vehicles operating in its central areas, the number of heavy polluters entering the so called ultra-low emissions zone has decreased an average of…

The German government announced this week the opening of what is touted as the first-ever eHighway on a near 10km stretch of the Autobahn near Frankfurt. The so-called eHighway is the culmination of a €14…

Two recent studies published in 2019 by research institutes in Finland, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland and the Finnish Environmental Institute SYKE, and the UK, by the independent Committee on Climate Change (CCC), have…

Mobility is undergoing a radical transformation. The realities of climate change bring an increasingly critical perspective to our mobility systems, with air travel and private cars coming under criticism and policy-makers considering ways to reach…

On April 11th, 2019 a breakfast seminar addressed the role of ecosystems in shaping future mobility business. The breakfast was also supported by the BAT Circle research project. Professor Michael G. Jacobides of the London…