We tend to think that mobility is a fundamental right. But is it? How can we achieve the required reduction of transport emissions and avoid (more) inequalities? Presentation from the webinar: Shared Mobility and Platforms: Merits and Challenges for Providers, Regulators and Users by Claus Doll (Fraunhofer) Minimum mobility standards in the light of dire
Presentations from the webinar: Jens Hellekes : Flashlight session: How transport research can benefit from remote sensing data Dmitry Pavlyuk : Learning of Spatiotemporal Urban Traffic Flow Relationships Yanumula Venkata-Karteek : Lane-free Traffic with Connected and Automated Vehicles – An Optimal Control Approach Thank you to the presenters, moderator and participants for time and insights.
Time event is presented in Central European Time (CET).
We are used to focus on mobility, but is this the right perspective? How concepts like 15-minute-cities or Superblocks might spark a change in perspective on mobility. Presentations from the webinar: Transforming streets to squares – examples of tactical urbanism in Berlin by Julia Jarass (DLR) Superblocks - Barcelona's solution for a walkable and bicycle-friendly
Time event is presented in Central European Time (CET).
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Time event is presented in Central European Time (CET).
Time event is presented in Central European Time (CET).