Annual POLIS Conference 2024 – Presentations
The POLIS Conference 2024 took place on 27 and 28 November in Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Germany.
Below you will find all the presentations from the event.
1A. Assessing active travel
- Bridging the gap: Assessing local government competencies for effective active mobility policy delivery, Sofia Bento & Paulo Cambra, GPMA / IMT
- Advanced training course for pedestrian-and-cycle-traffic-planners, Jochen Eckart, Baden-Württemberg Instut für Nachhaltige Mobilität
- Socio-economic evaluation to help local authorities outside urban centres choose the most suitable cycling facilities from a safety, environmental and health point of view, Sabine Loireau, Cerema
- Understanding women’s perceptions of safety while walking through a Data-driven approach: The STEP UP project, Lily Scarponi, Transform Transport
- How Antwerp reaches a modal shift amongst employers with positive communication focused on behavioural change, Steven Windey, City of Antwerp
1B. Can data spaces accelerate the sustainable mobility pace?
- The Great Shift: The European mobility data space changing urban mobility, Lucie Kirstein, acatech – National Academy of Science and Engineering
- Towards a common European Mobility Data Space (EMDS) – A bottom-up approach to data space design and deployment, Laure De Cock, Imec & Roos Lowette, City of Mechelen
- Shaping sustainable mobility with new data platforms, Jochen Harding, NRW.Mobidrom GmbH
- Empowering data-driven solutions: The role of open mobility data by MobiData BW® in transforming mobility, Florian Stratz, NVBW-Nahverkehrsgesellschaft Baden-Württemberg mbH
- Seamless integration of on-demand and scheduled public transport facilitated by data spaces: A deployEMDS use case in Barcelona, Pablo Ruiz, Nommon
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1C. Managing access: The local landscape
- UVAR evolution in Rome and the UPPER project, Chiara Di Majo, Roma Servizi per la mobilità (RSM)
- Converting Madrid into a Low Emission Zone enhanced by Zero Emission Zones to foster active mobility in all districts, Pedro Fernandez, Madrid City Council
- Helmond SmartZone Buffer Service: Pioneering Intelligent City Access, Nuno Rodrigues, MAPtm & Luuk Misdom, City of Helmond
- Low Traffic Neighbourhoods: A ‘war on motorists’?, Peter Jones, UCL
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1D. Reducing Speed Limits
- ESRA: Speeding behaviour and 30 km/h Support in 22 European Countries, Uta Meesmann, Vias institute
- Review of impacts of city-wide 30km/h speed limit, Eva Michelaraki, National Technical University of Athens
- 20mph (30 km/h) speed limits in rural areas, findings from a large scale implementation in rural Scotland (UK), Susan Tully, Edinburgh Napier University
- Understanding the consequences of 30 km/h speed limits on public transport: A case study in the Netherlands, Justin van Steijn & Ramon Kienhuis, Keypoint Consultancy
- Reggio Emilia: Inner ring’s rebirth – low speed – high quality in city’s lively heart, Paolo Gandolfi, Comune di Reggio Emilia
1E. Air quality and climate protection: Two sides of the same coin
- (E)Mission: Zero. Modelling the transition towards zero-emission mobility in European cities, Jens Müller & Martin Baierl, Clean Cities Campaign
- Quantification of the impact of fleet renewal and electrification on air quality through microscopic traffic simulation with detailed emission modelling, Matthias Pfriem, PTV Planung Transport Verkehr GmbH
- Improving air quality in transport is a public health issue, both for users and for operator employees, Cédric Aubouin, Île-de-France Mobilités & Françoise Guaspare, Île-de-France Europe
- Detection of vehicles with excessive emissions of particulate matter as a useful smart city tool, Jana Červeňáková, City of Prague & Jan Škabrada, Ceske Radiokomunikace/CRA
- Tackling noise- and air pollution through the LENS of light vehicles, Åke Sjödin, IVL – Swedish Environmental Research Institute
1F. Unlocking the last mile: Innovations in urban freight
- Harnessing the power of physical internet-led urban logistics and planning through data-driven and dynamic land use, Paola Cossu, Fit consulting
- Urban access control for city logistics freight, Domien Stubbe, Vlaams Instituut voor Logistiek (VIL)
- Creating value for stakeholders in urban logistics by demonstrating innovative and sustainable ADVs and enabling consolidation in a shared micro hub, Satu Reijonen, Forum Virium Helsinki
- Implementing sustainable micro-logistics hubs for innovative physical internet urban delivery methods: The Bologna case, Luigi Russi, Municipality of Bologna
- RegioKArgo – Development and implementation of combined passenger and cargo transport, Christoph Rentschler, Albtal-Verkehrs-Gesellschaft mbH
- Tools for sustainable logistics via UNCHAIN and STANDTRACK, Eloísa Álvarez de Perea Llamas, EMT Madrid
- Nantes metropolis strategies regarding urban freight planning, Clarissa Reali, Interface Transport
1G. Future-proof mobility: Big ideas for Small & Medium-Sized Cities
- Decreasing the reliance on cars in rural areas, Amira Haberah, Fifteen
- The bicycle agent, the product of a unique collaboration for bike promotion in region Twente, Christien Rodenburg, Twente2050 / Twente region
- Distinct actors for district action: Developing collaborative process models for planning transport-efficient districts in small- and medium-sized cities, Maria Schnurr & Anna Gemzell, RISE
- Getting started with construction logistics in a medium-sized city, Esmée Hof, City of Mechelen
- Small cities, big data: Charting sustainable paths, Max Wehlin, City of Varberg & Eurotowns Network
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1H. Beating back-lash – Boosting buy-in
- GREENGAGE Cycling Lab: Citizen observatories to propagate cycling in North Brabant, Sjors Martens, Breda University of Applied Science
- bwim.puls: A project experimenting with care and cooperation as a method to overcome resistance to change in Sulz and Weil der Stadt, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, Lorenza Manfredi, Baden-Württemberg Institut für Nachhaltige Mobilität/Hochschule Biberach
- Overcoming backlash in Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning (SUMP): Lessons from Brussels, Adelheid Byttebier, Municipality of Schaarbeek
- Dresden SUMP – Broad participation for high levels of acceptance, Kerstin Burggraf & Bärbel Schmidt, City of Dresden
Opening Plenary Session: Fix the Mix!
Welcome speeches
- Winfried Hermann, Minister of Transport, Baden-Württemberg
- Dr Frank Mentrup, Lord Mayor of Karlsruhe
Keynote speaker
- Philipp Rode, Executive Director, LSE Cities, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
2A. Cycling all the way
- Cycle highways in an urban context: Cyclostrades in Brussels, Tim de Roeck, MINT
- Quantifying the shifting effects of newly built or improved cycling facilities, Martin Loidl, University of Salzburg
- “Ortsmitte” (town center) – The Baden-Württemberg approach to sustainable mobility for rural areas, Alexandra Kaiser, Ministry of Transport Baden-Württemberg
- Prospects and challenges of sustainable urban mobility: Potential and limits of cycling in Venice, Silvio Nocera & Francesco Bruzzone, Iuav University of Venice
- GREENWAY- The future is now, Andro Pavuna, City of Zagreb
- How to choose for cyclists and pedestrians at traffic lights, Pieter-Jan Kröhle, Stad Gent
2B. More sustainable mobility through Multimodal Digital Mobility Platforms
- Together we grow: Strong partnerships for unlocking the full potential of MaaS, Fiona Peter, Siemens Mobility
- Reducing commuting emissions and mobility costs with the mobility budget, Andreas Reichert, MOBIKO GmbH
- How automation, RPAs and integrating solutions provide added value to digital transit services, Gábor Béres, BKK Centre for Budapest Transport
- How Île-de-France Mobilités addresses mobility challenges in the Paris Region with MaaS: The case of the 2024 Summer Olympic & Paralympic Games, Aurelien Belhocine, Île-de-France Mobilités & Françoise Guaspare, Île-de-France Europe
- Integrating Shared Mobility: A Closer Look into Brussels’ First MaaS app – Floya, Loïc Nys Taymans d’Eypernon, Brussels Mobility & Dagmara Wrzesińska, Trafi
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2C. Managing parking: Rethinking urban space
- Curbing the SUV boom in Paris, Clément Sermondadaz, City of Paris
- Identification criteria for public parking lots serving the city, François Sabbatini, Bruxelles Environnement
- Using parking management as a driver for climate protection: How can we contribute with a governance approach?, Eric Simon, Ministry of Transport Baden-Württemberg & Fabian Meurer, Nahverkehrsgesellschaft Baden-Württemberg
- Establishing standards for parking policies: Slovenia’s national guidelines, Urban Jeriha, IPoP – Institute for Spatial Policies
- Calculating replacement ratios for car-sharing integration in housing projects, Johannes Rodenbach, Autodelen.net
2D. Road safety in practice
- The hidden dangers for motorcycle drivers in the food delivery industry – Time for a regulatory rider safety score, Oliver Bath, Sentiance
- What’s actually safe, and what isn’t? Learnings from a camera-based behaviour analysis, Christy Pearson VOI Technology & Rahul Rajendra Pai, Chalmers University of Technology
- Development of a safe freight route planner, Anton Renard, City of Antwerp
- Innovation in accident registration, Erik Donkers, VIA Software
- Using AI in the risk-based traffic safety approach, Erik Ooms, Mobycon BV
- PHOEBE: A predictive road safety approach for emerging urban challenges, James Bradford, iRAP
2E. Enabling shared mobility
- Realising over 1.000 hubs and bicycle parking spots in Eindhoven: How do you choose, prioritise and how do you design them?, Bas Kramer & Kim Raijmakers, City of Eindhoven
- Stationary, free floating, electric: Lessons learned from the last 10 years of carsharing, Michael Hagel & Nicolas Leyva, City of Stuttgart
- Regulatory frameworks for shared mobility services, Bram Seeuws, Autodelen.net
- Unleashing the power of seamless multimodality: Integrating public transport and shared mobility solutions, Roland Werner, Uber
- Mobility hubs Groningen: Moving towards a reshaped and liveable city, Sarah Boshuizen, Municipality of Groningen
- Multiple ways to increase public transport usage with MaaS, Alexander Bräutigam, FREENOW
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2F. Looking at logistics hubs: From local to regional
- Multi-functional neighbourhood hubs as innovative locations for sustainable urban logistics, mobility and lively neighbourhoods, Julia Peleikis, City of Hamburg
- Collaboration of cities and regions along freight corridors in the Netherlands: Experiences in the functional urban area of Rotterdam, Raymond Linssen, Province of Zuid-Holland
- Decision-making in urban and regional freight logistics through a digital twin of Flanders, Laura Tavernier, Rebel Ports & Logistics
- A regionwide level playing field for sustainable city logistics, Ton Geuzendam & Mark Degenkamp, Vervoerregio Amsterdam
2G. Supporting SUMPs
- Europe’s Urban Nodes need a SUMP for their FUA soon. Tailored multilayer governance strategies, Jochen Maes, Ecorys
- Improvement of SUMP-Methodology for Climate Mitigation, Niklas Sieber, Fraunhofer ISI
- Climate Mobility Plan: Next generation SUMP for more climate-friendly mobility in Baden-Württemberg, Paula Kuss, Ministry of Transport Baden-Württemberg
- The Mobility of the entire sub-region bundled into one SUMP, Mariusz Kawecki, City of Czestochowa
- Informing, advising, connecting and training: How the State of Hessen (Germany) supports sustainable mobility planning, Chelsea Tschoerner-Budde, Ministry of Transport, State of Hessen & Alesya Krit, Competence Center for Sustainable Mobility Planning, State of Hessen
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2H. Sourcing citizen change
- How the Vervoerregio directly involves citizens in evaluating to what extent mobility projects contribute to wellbeing: Results of a participatory value evaluation, Constance Winnips, Vervoerregio Amsterdam & Martijn de Vries, TU Delft
- Building consensus around street transformations: The StreetForum toolkit, Lotte Luykx, Mobilise Research Group, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
- Accelerating the mobility transition – Networking civil society initiatives, Mikeala Sparks, Baden-Württemberg Institut für Nachhaltige Mobilität
- Smart and Clean On the Move: How to change behaviour with different approaches, Klaas-Jan Gräfe, Groene Metropoolregio Arnhem-Nijmegen
- Co-creating sustainable urban mobility in Gothenburg, Michael Creek, Stickydot srl
3A. What about the money? New visions for financing sustainable mobility
- Rethinking the mobility funding equation, Mickael Tauvel & Arsène Ruhlmann, Arthur D. Little
- Mobility Impact Markets, Erdem Ovacik, Impact Market
- Redefining urban mobility with subsidies: A Path to sustainable cities, Lars Christian Grødem-Olsen, Movability
- Implementing mobility budgets to address urban mobility challenges: A pilot study on shared mobility, mobility poverty, and incentivizing public transport usage, Bea Cleeren, City of Hasselt & Eli Nomes, City of Leuven
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3B. Gearing up cities and regions for automation
- Societal impacts of automated mobility for public transport: Insights from a modified Delphi study and expert interviews, Víctor Ferran, Bax & Company
- Should city officials take a different perspective on the deployment of autonomous vehicles?, Torsten Fleischer, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
- Integrating Citizen Engagement and Modern Technologies to accelerate CCAM Deployment, Maximilian Schrapel, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
- Autonomous ridepooling for the European mobility transition, Rainer Becker, MOIA
- Automated public transport service from and to Rotterdam-The Hague Airport, Robert Kooijman, City of Rotterdam
- Shaping the future of mobility: Preparing autonomous vehicles for efficient and sustainable public transport, Javier Guimera Tena, Padam Mobility
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3C. Unpacking Urban Air Mobility
- Cities & regions’ needs for innovative aerial services: What is really needed?, Vladimir Vorotovic, ERTICO-ITS Europe
- Madrid UAM Commission to lay the framework for future regulation, Pedro Fernandez, Madrid City Council
- Urban Sky Lab Amsterdam, Vries Strookman, Amsterdam Drone Lab
- Fostering innovation in A Coruña through the deployment of UAM, Marta Tojal, ITG Technology Centre
3D. Extending regional connectivity through multilevel governance – Panel discussion
3E. Big is beautiful: Electrifying buses and trucks
- Considering well to tank emissions and after life recyclability of city buses, Jan Deman, Busworld Foundation
- Energy transition of the Parisian bus fleet – The biggest European bus fleet conversion programme, François Warnier De Wailly, RATP Group
- A new generation of electric BRTs for green cities, Flavio Grazian, UITP – Union Internationale des Transports Publics
- Electrifying municipal trucks – Lessons from the road, evidence from ALBA, Bernd-Rüdiger Worm, ALBA plc & Co. KG & Benjamin Schiebler, Volvo Group Trucks Central Europe GmbH
- NextETRUCK: Decarbonising urban freight with medium-sized electric trucks, Niklas Schmalholz, POLIS Network
3F. Cities delivering change in urban logistics
- Transitioning to efficient and sustainable urban logistics – The journey of Utrecht, Stan de Caluwe, City of Utrecht
- More Insight into urban freight: Street level intensity maps, Jos Streng, City of Rotterdam
- White label urban consolidation – Which governance model for sustainable urban logistics?, Tim Asperges, City of Leuven & Bart Vannieuwenhuyse, TRI-VIZOR NV
- Quiet off peak in Stockholm’s coming zero emission zone, Anja Quester, City of Stockholm
- Bruises and bumps en route to bicycle logistics for parcel delivery, Jeroen Bulckaen, City of Ghent
- Multifunctional parcel lockers, Martin Hansen, City of Aalborg & Asbjørn Drechsler, Homerunner
3G. Pathways to climate neutrality
- Climate City Contract, a tool for developing holistic pathways to climate neutrality, Anna Huttunen, Climate KIC / NetZeroCities
- How can Baden-Württemberg’s digital state-wide transport demand model contribute to climate protection?, Linda Heine, Ministry of Transport Baden-Württemberg & Volker Waßmuth, PTV Transport Consult GmbH
- How does AI change the governance of (sustainable) mobility?, Frauke Behrendt, Eindhoven University of Technology
- Evaluating the effectiveness of multimodal urban mobility hubs to motivate passengers to use more sustainable modes of transport for their first/last mile trip, Maria Morfoulaki & Kornilia Maria Kotoula, CERTH/HIT
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3H. Sharing in Suburbia
- From pilot projects to firmly anchored public transport offers: Showcasing challenges and opportunities in successfully operating modern mobility solutions in rural areas, Clemens Deyerling, omobi GmbH
- Beyond boundaries: Synergies between public transport and carpooling, Anaïs Timon, Karos Mobility
- Carpooling from villages to Denmark’s second-largest city, Ida Blinkenberg Lidell, nabogo ApS & Gustav Friis, Aarhus Municipality
- Integrating shared mobility: Utrecht’s journey towards a unified transport system, Wouter Slob & Eric van Dijk, Provincie Utrecht
- Bike sharing works but what about the rural areas?, Mareike Rauchhaus, nextbike GmbH
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4A. Better urban living through active mobility
- Adopting innovations: Enhancing social feasibility of the implementation of active travel by Incorporating the concept of “General Wellbeing”, Anne Kok, Gemeente Den Haag
- Appropriate active travel facilities for the ageing population, Ruth Van Ry, Sustrans
- A farewell to the car-free city – The creation and implementation of the Karlsruhe Public Space and Mobility Plan, Leon Legeland, Gehl
- Healthy cities: Deploying the full potential of health as an urban planning tool, Ruth Gow McLenachan, Healthy Cities
- Smarter streets faster with new digital tools and tactical techniques, Alexander Stahle, Spacescape
- City Environment Zone (CEZ) in Stockholm’s Old Town, Gustaf Krogh, City of Stockholm
- Towards low pollution neighborhoods: Redefining our relationship to cars and diversifying the mobility culture in cities, Radcliffe Dacanay, Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT)
4B. Navigating Intelligent Traffic Management
- TANGENT: Lessons from coordinated and dynamic multimodal traffic management implementation, Daniel Franco, Rupprecht Consult & Arka Ghosh, University of Deusto
- Improving Air Quality with traffic management in Hungary: Collaborative solutions and innovative strategies from Budapest, Patrik Toth, BKK Centre for Budapest Transport & Lőcsei-Tóth Kinga, Municipality of Budapest
- From digital routes to physical paths: Route planning and wayfinding in a multimodal world, Stijn Vernaillen, City of Antwerp
- Digital orchestration of use of public space, Daan van der Tas & Vincent Lau, City of Amsterdam
- Car-Free Grand Prix: How the Dutch bike to track, Chris Bruntlett, Dutch Cycling Embassy
- Navigation 2.0: Transmition of strategies to navigation services – First examples and experiences in Stuttgart, Tamara Strassheim & Thomas Oesterle, City of Stuttgart
- Traffic lights can improve road safety! The Dutch approach, Luuk Misdom, City of Helmond
- Making mobility more sustainable by implementing connected ITS – The TINA-5 project in Almelo, Twente region, The Netherlands, Rob Hulleman, Twente2050 / Twente region
- Driving Towards the Future: TN-ITS and the evolution and role of Digital Mapping, Christian Kleine, HERE
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4C. Driven by data
- Mobility data provision by cities and regions – Working on harmonized European recommendations for data provision in line with the Delegated Regulations of the ITS Directive, Patricia Pumpler, AustriaTech
- Get your (data) power back!, Pierre Carbonne, enRoute & Tu-Tho Thai, CEN & GT7
- Digitization and further processing of data from construction sites on roads in Bavaria, Andreas Müller, Trafficon – Traffic Consultants GmbH München
- Enhanced transport demand forecasting & digitalisation, Kevin Cox, National Transport Authority – Dublin
- Action! Elevating digital twins for mobility, Sami Sahala, Forum Virium Helsinki
- How to optimize traffic management with responsible use of AI and improved data quality, Gerard van Dijck, CROW – TM2.0
- AI or BS? Understanding the implications of new technology in mobility management, Alex Pazuchanics, VIANOVA
- Artificial Intelligence assisted pedestrian crowd forecasting Scheveningen Beach, The Netherlands, Theivaprakasham Hari, Delft University of Technology
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4D. Discovering the dimensions of a just transition
- Transport poverty, the less sexy side of mobility, András Ekés, Mobilissimus
- A paradigm shift towards accessibility justice: The case of job accessibility in the low countries, Josefien Hoerée, University of Antwerp & Hans Voerknecht, Een Nieuwe Kijk
- Impact and design of Barcelona Low Emission Zone from a social justice perspective, Jordi Jové Palou, Àrea de Mobilitat, Transport i Sostenibilitat
- Navigating accessibility: Lisbon’s journey towards inclusive urban mobility solutions, Hugo Costa, EMEL – Lisbon’s Municipal Company for Mobility and Parking
- Cycling mothers lead the way to a safer and more inclusive cycling culture, Elke Franchois, Mobiel 21
- Adding a feminist perspective into AMB’s transport and mobility, Mariona Conill, AMB
- MyFairShare – Individual mobility budgets as a foundation for social and ethical carbon reduction, Kristin Tovaas, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology
- Open vacancy: Inclusive mobility manager to shape our city beyond the ordinary, Sami Angsthelm, Bax & Company & Esen Köse, Mpact
- SINFONICA: Pioneering inclusive, accessible, and equal CCAM, Lars Meijer, Province of Noord-Brabant
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4E. Mobility as a right: DRT and regional public transport in practice – In cooperation with UPPER
- Clic.cat: The digitalised DRT in rural areas of Catalonia, Albert Guillaumes Marcer & Cristina Pou Fonollà, Generalitat de Catalunya
- Hop On! On demand transportation service in The Hague, Marit Redeker, Municipality of The Hague
- Improving public transport through on-demand services? Lessons from the “sprinti” project in the Region of Hanover (Germany), Lisa Ruhrort & Victoria Reichow, Difu
- Accessible mobility for all – A holistic approach for public transport … and beyond, Manuel Quinting, INIT Group
- The Secret to Filling an On-Demand Bus, Dami Adebayo, The Routing Company
- Removing access barriers to public transport with the seamless tariff and ticketing approaches for Baden-Württemberg, Ulrich Lange, eos.uptrade GmbH & Konstantin Schaible, Stuttgarter Straßenbahnen AG
- Towards a new public mobility eco-system, Wim Dijkstra, Overijssel Province
- Building accessibility with collective intelligence & open-source tools, Bertrand Gervais, Someware
4F. Enhancing e-mobility in smart cities and regions
- European Alternative Fuels Observatory (EAFO), Harm Weken, Fier
- Barcelona Metropolitan strategy towards electromobility, Sílvia Valero, AMB
- Powering progress: Electrifying urban mobility in Stockholm, Victoria Herslöf, City of Stockholm
- FlexCity and Flexpower, Hugo Niesing, City of Amsterdam
- System blueprint for user-centric smart charging & V2X for European cities & regions, Shreesha Vaidhya, Rupprecht Consult GmbH
- How regions can prepare car and truck fleet electrification with economic benefits. Savings from smart charging of passenger EVs and trucks in the department of Essonne, France (south of Paris) by 2040, Julia Hildermeier, Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP)
- AI to support the electromobility transition in Cities and Communities, Pascal Lhoas, LIST
4G. Measuring Micro-mobility
- The impacts of shared micromobility on the environment in 142 EU cities using big data, Kun Gao, Chalmers University of Technology
- Shared Micromobility: Revolutionizing public transport through last mile connectivity, Haya Verwoord Douidri, Bolt
- E-scooters: Shared vs. privately owned, and e-scooter vs. public transport, Nils Fearnley & Espen Johnsson, Institute of transport economics
- Learnings from the Shared Micromobility sector – A blueprint for public-private integration?, Sebastian Schlebusch, Dott
- Are micro- and shared- mobility solutions contributing to improving the mobility system?, Vadim Panarin, Arthur D. Little
- Lessons from 9 use cases in 8 European cities on the enablers of shared bicycles, Bruno Van Zeebroeck, Transport & Mobility Leuven
- Why do e-scooter riders ride on pavements? The role of Computer Vision to help cities better understand the rider-infrastructure gap, Andrew Fleury, Luna Systems
- Shared Micro Mobility: The correlation between good parking behaviour and new shared micro mobility parking infrastructure – A guidance for practitioners, Anna Montasser, Lime & Michael Wenzl, City of Munich
- ParkedByMe: Revolutionizing sustainable urban transportation with precise micromobility parking, Welmoed Neijmeijer, SparkPark
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4H. Upscaling and fast-tracking: From smart to smarter cities – Part 1
- Reflection on barriers for successful collaboration between cities and scale-ups creating impact to make cities better, Pedro Homem de Gouveia, POLIS
- Solving barriers for cities and scale-ups for successful collaboration in deployment of New Mobility Services, Edwin Mermans, Province of Noord-Brabant
- On the Fast Track: Accelerating urban innovation with RAPTOR – Lessons from three cities, Yann Simon, EIT Urban Mobility
- Responsible mobility & deployment of new mobility services in urban context, Margriet van Schijndel, EAISI / Eindhoven University of Technology
- Reshaping our urban mobility infrastructure with Digital Twins: Examples from three European cities, Helber Lopez, Bentley Systems
- From Pilot to reality: 5 insights for upscaling mobility solutions, with Rotterdam and BMW, Vincent Joanknecht, City of Rotterdam & Michael Weltin, BMW Group
- Scaling micromobility in European cities, Pauline Charrier, VOI Technology
- Remote Driving Vehicles Solving Urban Mobility Challenges, Zuzana Púčiková, Vay
- Partnering with cities to unlock flexible and reliable public transport, Charlotte Veldkamp, The Routing Company
- Fast-tracking ridepooling with autonomous vehicles, Rainer Becker, MOIA
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Closing Plenary Session: Charting or Changing the Course?
- Opening speech, Herald Ruijters, Deputy Director General, DG MOVE