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This edition provides a broad overview of the dynamic and multifaceted field of urban mobility and transport policy, highlighting both challenges and innovative solutions across the globe. Key themes include the crucial role of supportive policies and infrastructure for the success of shared mobility services like car-sharing and micromobility, as evidenced by the case of Zipcar's exit from the UK and the success of bike lanes in cities like London and Paris. A significant focus is placed on the rapid advancement and deployment of autonomous vehicles and robotaxis, particularly in global hubs like Abu Dhabi and Riyadh, with discussions about their governance challenges and gradual integration with human-driven services. Furthermore, the texts explore how new financial and operational models, such as shifting the bike industry from selling to leasing and adopting Demand-Responsive Mobility (DRM) driven by AI, are crucial for sustainable and efficient urban transport. Finally, there is a recurring emphasis on the importance of human-centric and inclusive design in creating mobility hubs, integrating public services, and addressing social issues like transport poverty.

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