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Best of LinkedIn: Future Mobility & Market Evolution CW 43/ 44
A deep dive into Europe’s urban mobility transition, highlighting electrification, shared modes, and digital ecosystems redefining how cities move toward integrated, low-carbon transport by 2035.
We curate most relevant posts about Future Mobility & Market Evolution on LinkedIn and regularly share key takeaways.
This edition provides a strategic overview of the rapidly evolving landscape of European urban mobility, focusing heavily on electrification, digital integration, and shared modes like micromobility and robotaxis. Several experts discuss the necessity of shifting away from private car reliance towards integrated, low-carbon networks by 2035, noting that success hinges on coordinated policy and investment to capture a projected massive market growth in digital services. Specific topics include transitioning parking management to an open market model for innovation, addressing consumer concerns about sharing private vehicles, and securing significant funding for micromobility operators, which are proving to be profitable. Furthermore, the sources emphasize the critical role of autonomous vehicles integrated with public transport, the importance of mobility hubs connected to daily life, and the need for policy support to scale e-cargo bike adoption.
This podcast was created via Google NotebookLM.
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By Thomas Allgeyer, Frenus GmbHA deep dive into Europe’s urban mobility transition, highlighting electrification, shared modes, and digital ecosystems redefining how cities move toward integrated, low-carbon transport by 2035.
We curate most relevant posts about Future Mobility & Market Evolution on LinkedIn and regularly share key takeaways.
This edition provides a strategic overview of the rapidly evolving landscape of European urban mobility, focusing heavily on electrification, digital integration, and shared modes like micromobility and robotaxis. Several experts discuss the necessity of shifting away from private car reliance towards integrated, low-carbon networks by 2035, noting that success hinges on coordinated policy and investment to capture a projected massive market growth in digital services. Specific topics include transitioning parking management to an open market model for innovation, addressing consumer concerns about sharing private vehicles, and securing significant funding for micromobility operators, which are proving to be profitable. Furthermore, the sources emphasize the critical role of autonomous vehicles integrated with public transport, the importance of mobility hubs connected to daily life, and the need for policy support to scale e-cargo bike adoption.
This podcast was created via Google NotebookLM.