21/01/2022 | Urban Mobility Weekly
By Kristjan Lind, CEO of Bikeep The Business of Mobility is a series of articles by business leaders in sustainable mobility. Cycling’s benefits “It’s three degrees, wet, dark and cold in Tallinn today, but that doesn’t faze me,” says Kristjan, extolling the... 
14/12/2021 | Urban Mobility Weekly
In 2019, MAV-START, the passenger transport subsidiary of the Hungarian state railway company (MAV), decided to modernise its night train services, offering a range of destinations and onboard catering. Established as a renewed directorate focusing on providing these... 
14/12/2021 | Urban Mobility Weekly, Blog
Is crowdfunding about to take off for mobility startups in Europe? Lighter EU rules encourage crowdfunding of mobility startups. The European crowdfunding scene received a generational boost last month, when the European Crowdfunding Service Providers for Business... 
07/12/2021 | Uncategorized, Urban Mobility Weekly
In the second of two articles, Rajesh Seth explains how the Indian government is pushing ahead with policy to improve road safety and establish a new model to deal with transport risks. The Man at the Wheel On average, a long-haul trucker in India works over 60 hours... 
07/12/2021 | Business of Mobility
Askoll (founded by Elio Marioni in 1978) is famous for its pioneering work in applying synchronous technology to small electric motors in appliances like washing machines and aquarium pumps. Then in 2010 the company began researching the growing business of electric... 
29/11/2021 | Uncategorized, Urban Mobility Weekly
In this two-part article Rajesh Seth explains how the Indian government is pushing ahead with policy to improve road safety and establish a new model to deal with transport risks. India is a road nation As the Indian government extends its road infrastructure,... 
29/11/2021 | Urban Mobility Weekly
Behind the tsunami of electric cars hitting the road, a much quieter transformation is taking place—buses are starting to turn electric. Travelling by bus is already one of the easiest and most effective ways to fight climate change. By substituting a passenger car... 
23/11/2021 | Urban Mobility Weekly, Business of Mobility
The Business of Mobility is an Urban Mobility Weekly series that highlights some of the most successful businesses in the mobility sector. In this article, Pernilla Arnell and Laurent Lamothe, introduce Autoliv, a company with a 70-year history of automotive safety.... 
23/11/2021 | Uncategorized, Urban Mobility Weekly
Cycling is already one of the most sustainable methods of getting from A to B that there is. But one municipality in the Netherlands decided to take that a step further when, in 2015, it built a bike path that actually generates energy. Engineers in Krommenie, about...
