Mobility turnaround

On the way to achieving complete climate neutrality for Germany, which is planned for 2045, the year 2030 is considered an important milestone with the goal of reducing all greenhouse gases by 65% compared to 1990.

More and more e-cars are rolling along German roads. In the long term, the following question arises: What happens to the spent batteries?

Researchers in Freiburg have integrated solar cells directly into the bonnet of a car. The technology generates energy and allows the surface to be matched to the colour of the vehicle.

What will happen in the cosmopolitan city after the e-scooter rental ban? What effect will the decision have on providers and the transport revolution in Paris?

State-wide roll-out of the project after the pilot phase for on-demand mobility in Rendsburg and the surrounding area

Judith O‘Meara diskutiert in ihrem Gastbeitrag die Voraussetzungen, den Status quo und Potenziale von Mobilitätsdatenräumen.

Nils Jänig describes how the company Ramboll is planning a new tram network for Kiel.

Kiel council wants to build Germany's newest streetcar network in the state capital.

Prof. Jan Gehl, architect, urban design expert & founder of Gehl Architects, about urban habitats and good places for people.

What lies ahead? Dr Mara Cole outlines what mobility could become possible through digitalisation - for users, cities and companies - and what steps still need to be taken to get there.