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UITP Collaborates with Arthur D. Little for the fourth edition of the Future of Mobility study

17/07/2020
  • Global
  • New mobility
  • Sustainability
  • Urban development
  • Urban mobility

This new special edition explores mobility systems in a post-COVID-19 world.

Global management consultancy Arthur D. Little has released the long-awaited fourth edition of its ‘Future of Mobility’ study in collaboration with UITP.

“The Future of Mobility Post-COVID-19 – Turning the crisis into an opportunity to accelerate towards more sustainable, resilient and human-centric urban mobility systems” was launched this morning after a much-anticipated release.

The latest Future of Mobility study, which engaged with over70 executives from more than 30 organisations worldwide (transport authorities, mass transit operators, mobility solutions providers and professional bodies), aims to shed light on the impact COVID-19 will have on mobility patterns in the medium-to long term.

It also provides strategic responses to enable mobility policy makers and solutions providers to leverage the disruption caused by the crisis and make step changes in the post-COVID-19 world.

The report provides a summary of more than 100 actions that transport authorities and mobility solutions providers are taking, or planning to take, in response to the crisis.

It also identifies six “game changers” that are critical for mobility system players to make the most of what is a unique window of opportunity to move forward and accelerate change.

Together, we must move beyond the management of short-term response and seize a historical and unique opportunity to start over and shape the future of our cities. We don’t want to go from lockdown back to gridlock, therefore this is our chance to work together and bring back better mobility to people in our cities.”
Jérôme Pourbaix
UITP Senior Director of Global Growth
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