Towards a new mobility

How has the health crisis affected mobility?

What challenges remain for a new mobility model?

What is the role of public transport and traffic in this transformation process?

Are there any solutions to reduce traffic jams?

How can we reduce the polluting emissions of cities?

Why should citizens be placed at the very centre of the new mobility?

How has the e-commerce boom affected shipping?

Which disruptive technologies are poised to enable a new mobility model?

The latest edition of our ITT Report sets out our vision for a new, safer, more resilient and sustainable mobility model, centred on people and driven by technology and digitisation, ultimately geared for a cultural transformation in the sector towards a more connected ecosystem and true Mobility as a Service.

Integrated mobility platform linking all transport, traffic, infrastructure and logistics data to provide a cross-cutting, real-time view of the entire ecosystem to government, operators and users, driving more efficient global governance
Intelligent management solutions integrated into the platform to maximise infrastructure capacity, match supply to actual demand and promote cleaner transport flows
Full trip digitalisation to improve passenger experience, leveraging mobile devices to drive user engagement and promoting contactless technology
Interoperable and multimodal Mobility as a Service (MaaS) solution that also facilitates the efficient implementation of on-demand transport services
Multimodal backoffice system integrating all business logics, anti-fraud modules, revenue sharing of each trip between the respective operators involved and the application of discounts and incentives for usage
New access control and dynamic pricing models for the busiest roads to prevent gridlock and improve air quality