Smart mobility basically involves individuals ride-sharing, car-sharing, using public transportation, walking, biking and more, instead of owning a gas-fuelled vehicle. Due to the increasing traffic
In around 30 years, planet Earth will be home to almost ten billion people, 68 per cent of which will live in urban areas. And
Bike-Sharing system or bicycle-sharing system has been around since 1965 when a group called Provo introduced it in the bicycle-loving Amsterdam. But the idea of
“Smart city” is a marketing term used to define the use of technology – and in particular data collection – to improve the functioning of
Movement through cities is becoming more multimodal — taking the form of bikes, scooters, trams and more — and the management of these transportation options
This morning’s news that bike sharing firm Mobike was launching in the UK caught my eye. The story was full of excitement about the convenience
Most of us encounter public spaces in our daily lives: whether it’s physical space (a sidewalk, a bench, or a road), a visual element (a
Mobility as a Service has the power to change the way we travel. Ito World CEO Johan Herrlin shares what’s driving the movement forward, from
Here’s the dirty little secret about the Internet of Things: The Things might not work, and you might not use them. As a consumer, many
