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It is already 6 years ago, I relocated from Canada to the Netherlands to pursue my PhD, and during that time, I had the opportunity to examine Dutch street design from a North American perspective

The start of 2023 brought challenges and shifts to Europe's shared mobility market.

The role Urban Air Mobility (UAM) will play in European cities’ transport systems is still being defined.

Cities are plagued by congestion, high levels of pollution, traffic-related emissions, and inefficient transport.

Focussing too much on the bright side of fancy innovation challenges, may lead to the fact that we miss out some of the important once.

The city of Helsinki has set a bold goal for itself - to incorporate Urban Air Mobility (UAM) into its infrastructure by 2030. But how do you create a future that has yet to arrive?

Living labs are permanent initiatives offering access to dedicated urban areas to create, test, and adapt new solutions for the benefit of the citizens.

Unlike politics or the economy, urban mobility is discussed rather calmly. In most cases, discussions about micromobility, transit, and self-driving cars don't result in aggression or anger.

In the race to meet 2030 emission reduction goals, urban mobility innovation has emerged as the cornerstone.

The blind spot of heavy trucks is considered dangerous. However, there are some who say that the blind spot no longer exists. We looked into the matter.

Urban freight logistics cover all movements of goods into, out of, through or within urban areas made by light or heavy vehicles, including service transport and demolition traffic, as well as wast

Autonomous driving is the future of mobility. This revolution will affect various industries, including automotive OEMs, suppliers, mobility service providers and public transit operators.

While public mobile robots (PMRs) are commonly described in terms of last-mile delivery new models which assist humans in public-space maintenance, management and monitoring have entered the scene

Living in a busy city comes with many perks.

Although the variety of Urban Vehicle Access Regulations (UVARs) and objectives pursued has created some uncertainties in the past, the benefits of well-implemented examples have shown that access

As cities invest into their public transport systems, a fundamental question arises: how can they connect travellers to their destinations using a limited number of stations?