A Look Back and Forward at World Car Free Day and Why It Should Go
By Stephanie Hagen, Head of Content, Autonomy Celebrated across the globe each September 22nd, World Car Free Day raises awareness about how much less congested, polluted and noisy cities would be if motorists ditched their cars for walking, cycling, public transport,...
When a Kilometer Costs $250K. Are Bike Lanes Worth it?
The rise and current state of bicycle paths The Covid-19 crisis has been a major contributing factor to the recent rise of cycling paths. Governments support efforts to increase cyclists because it is seen as a low-cost and environmentally sustainable alternative to...
This is What the Future of Robot Deliveries in Cities Looks Like
Current logistics solutions on the market present a number of shortcomings that will only increase over time. Consumers are increasingly demanding and recent surveys indicate that 55% of them are willing to switch to a competing retailer/brand if it offers a faster...
The Future of Commercial Vehicles
by Marc Amblard Commercial vehicles are essentially productive assets, often part of fleets. Consequently, decision criteria to deploy new technologies are largely based on objective, operational and financial analyses rather than subjective criteria as it is mostly...
Why AI is a Privacy Threat in Smart Cities
By Balazs Kiss Cities around the world are shifting towards a new data-driven model of smart city governance. Empowered by the use of AI technologies, municipal leaders can more easily tackle urban challenges and bring about massive improvements in the provision of...
When it doesn’t pay to make the loudest noise
By Michelle DJONG HUI ING A cacophony of noises in urban settings have increased not only the annoyance of residents but proves to also be a cost to their health. What forms of transportation produce these noises, what has been done about them and what recommendations...
The two open data standards any city serious about mobility has to have
By Tu-Tho Thai Open data is essential for cities looking to ensure transparency in their mobility sector. The transparency provided by open data drives collaboration between public and private stakeholders, participation among citizens, and ultimately changes that...
Autonomy Summer Special – Part 3
Welcome to the third edition of the Autonomy Weekly Summer Special. To save you time during the holiday season we bring you headlines from the industry. Relax and enjoy the emissions-free ride. The Autonomy Weekly Summer Special is an Urban Mobility Weekly...
Urban Mobility Weekly
The Mobility Market Will Never Be the Same – Bosch Talks Automated Driving
The autonomous vehicle’s
09.22.2022
Urban Mobility Weekly
A Look Back and Forward at World Car Free Day and Why It Should Go
By Stephanie Hagen,
09.22.2022
Urban Mobility Weekly
When a Kilometer Costs $250K. Are Bike Lanes Worth it?
The rise and
09.14.2022