Reinvent mobility

Interview on polisMOBILITY with Dr Olga Nevska, CEO Telekom Mobility Solutions

Dr Olga Nevska describes what Deutsche Telekom has to do with mobility, what role corporate mobility plays in the transport revolution and what she expects from polisMOBILITY.

Urban data space

Dr Alanus von Radecki on the potential of municipal data strategies

Detect ticket dodgers and defuse danger spots

Dr Almut Neumann describes how Berlin-Mitte wants to digitise parking space registration with scanning vehicles.

ON THE NEED FOR SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES

Benjamin Balke of Fraunhofer IWKS talks in an interview about the opportunities of the circular economy for batteries and what still needs to be done to exploit the potential.

EXPANSION BOOSTER FOR RENEWABLE ENERGIES

Claudia Kemfert explains why the energy turnaround is essential, especially in the energy crisis, and what the transport sector has to do with it.

ON THE MIX OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE, MARKET OPPORTUNITIES AND POWER CONSTELLATIONS

Prof. Andreas Herrmann gives an assessment of changes in the mobility sector in view of technological changes, market dynamics and power constellations.

MOBILE IN THE DISTRICT

Mercedes Benz is working on new products and solutions to help improve the quality of life in cities.

Why mobility cannot be had as a blanket solution

Urban and transportation planning must be demand-driven and context-based depending on the location, as Katja Schechtner explains.

MOBILITY FOR PEOPLE

Prof. Marco te Brömmelstroet argues for new narratives to prioritize active mobility over automobile dominance.

FROM ONE HAND

In conversation with Dr Ludwig Fazel, Global Head of Strategy of Volkswagen Group Technology & Global Head of Platform Business of Volkswagen Group.

Mobility as a global social task

In conversation with Oliver Frese, Chief Operating Officer of Koelnmesse, and Prof. Johannes Busmann, Managing Director of the publishing house Müller + Busmann about the challenges facing the global society.

Transport change on the ground

The inner cities are overloaded; the relationship between the space for traffic and the living space for people is no longer right. More and more city dwellers perceive this as a burden.