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Creating a sustainable and connected blueprint for zero emission transport and mobility.
As working habits evolve and cities work towards achieving equitable and low-emission mobility solutions we are witnessing a surge of new mobility opportunities. These require multi-stakeholder partnerships that understand and accommodate for the consumer, and at the same time optimize city infrastructure and spaces.
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As funding and incentives increase for the electrification of public transport, the need for simplifying and easing the transition to electric buses and shuttles has become apparent. There are numerous considerations to factor into your plans, such as vehicle procurement, operational impacts such as route changes, charging and other infrastructure to name just a few. How can you be sure your plan accounts for all potential impacts and affords a smooth transition to full-scale EV for your riders? How do you know you have the best partners and can gain access to critical funds? Siloed approaches and one-off pilots seem like progress, but often lead to inconclusive data or misinformed plans. Join Reuters and Hitachi for an informative discussion around potential impacts and considerations, ways to simplify the transition to electrification, and how to leverage the learnings of other transit authorities and choose the right ecosystem of partners to ensure successful planning, pilots and scaling of an electric fleet.
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As we move towards new mobility models and trying to reduce single car ownership the relationship between vehicle data and the cities and DOTs has never been more important. In this session we explore the evolving relationship between data and governments, and how they can shape our future mobility systems.
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The Biden administration has made sustainable and zero-emission transport a key priority, with ambitious infrastructure plans and budgets. This presents huge decarbonization opportunities for the transport sector, but also multiple execution challenges demanding new infrastructure, policy, permits, and public-private partnership.
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Integrating connected vehicles with intelligent transportation systems is essential to create the platform for low emission autonomous solutions. Huge challenges persist regarding effective regulation and policy setting, around safety and open access data.
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Evolving ridership behaviours demand greater interoperability between public and private mobility providers. In this briefing we explore the governance framework and long-term financial planning for the integration of ticketing and payment systems, alongside implications for the collection, management and use of data.
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Cities and public transport agencies across the world have had their ridership figures decimated by new working habits, safety procedures, and lockdown measures in response to Covid-19. This has created gaps in service delivery and huge loss of revenue forcing cities and transit authorities to restructure and redesign infrastructure, funding, and service strategy.
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Through case study, discussion and live debate, the briefing will provide detailed analysis on the cutting-edge research from Purdue University that enables connects vehicle data to dramatically improve traffic signal performance and successfully scale across multiple cities and regions.
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Aligning stakeholder goals to enable and deliver sustainable and equitable mobility solutions is a continual challenge for European cities. In this hour long webinar we bring together Transport for Greater Manchester, Moovit, Polis and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development to discuss existing challenges, future innovation and regulation alongside behavioural change and new business models for MaaS.
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Europe continues to set benchmarks for innovation and leading cities Milan, Rotterdam and Antwerp lead the way across new mobility projects.
In this exclusive Reuters Events Webinar we focus on strategic collaboration, public and private partnerships and how cities/regions are working together to create multi-modal route planners that involve privately owned vehicles.
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The mobility landscape is both evolving and consolidating at an incredible pace. We have seen company valuations shrink alongside some high-profile acquisitions and mergers. Despite this, we see continued investment in mobility.
In our latest Reuters Mobility webinar , 'The Future of Mobility: Seed and Late-Stage Investment Strategies post COVID19' feat. Softbank, Maniv Mobility and Assembly Ventures we discuss market valuation, consolidation and investment strategies in a new mobility landscape.
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The Greater London Authority and the London Office of Technology and Innovation are to discuss how they will respond to COVID-19 challenges by harnessing data and smart technology for the public good.
This session will be critical in outlining how local government can respond to systemic shifts and use data insights to develop London’s smart infrastructure, inform future policy and build better urban resilience.
As one of the leading smart cities in the world, London’s data sharing and smart city approach will set benchmarks and enable other governments worldwide to follow best practices.
In our latest Mobility & Automotive webinar feat. Arrival, IHS Markit and Lukas Neckermann we assess the latest EV and AV adoption rates, infrastructure and investment requirement, user experience alongside connected data and commercial opportunities.
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Identify the most exciting transportation and mobility trends and opportunities for the public and private sector in 2020.
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Transport infrastructure is founded upon the communication of data. With the addition of satellite technology, this can become far more reliable and allow for increased innovation opportunities. Both infrastructure and vehicles alike will exchange large amounts of data allowing them to respond to changes instantaneously.
Presenter: Liz Barrow, Satellite Applications Engineer, European Space Agency
View WebinarThe answers to the big mobility questions MaaS can solve will be shaped by one factor: how we create a sustainable business model for MaaS.
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The Uber and Lyft IPOs have place the spotlight firmly on mobility business models. Despite the billions raised, the big questions still remain; where is the long term money in mobility? Can it ever be profitable?
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Identifying the business models and platform/ data management challenges underpinning MaaS to find a win-win between the commercial imperatives of mobility service providers and the sustainability aims of the public sector.
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Cities are striving to create a seamless intermodal transport experience for their citizens whilst mobility service providers are working to develop a sustainable business model for Mobility as a Service (MaaS). Yet, despite the hype, an ecosystem built on data needs to evolve before true MaaS can be achieved.
Investment in the smart cities is anticipated to hit $135 billion by 2021 (IDC). However, despite the meteoric forecasts, the investments and partnerships that will deliver growth remain in their nascent stages.
For cities and enterprise, sustainability is no longer an option. It is mandatory. But what's exciting is that it’s an impact with a double bottom line; improved quality of life for citizens and employees plus real operational results.
From electric vehicles and smart grid to distributed energy resources (DER), this webinar will tackle the tech and business models revolutionizing urban energy and sustainability.
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Urban mobility requires transformation NOW! Breakdown silos, blur the lines between public and private and drive innovation through ground-breaking partnerships.
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In this exclusive report, we explore the vital role of public and private partnerships, economic stimulus, ridership, MaaS, new business models for platforms and sustainable governance for net zero and the energy transition.
Yovav Meydad Chief Growth Officer Moovit
Transportation and mobility are generating incredible amounts of data. From cars to public transport to commuting patterns to roads and weather, this really is BIG data. However, the current fragmentation of the urban mobility ecosystem is impeding innovation and monetization of data.
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