Mobility turnaround

In the Algerian provincial capital Mostaganem, the country's seventh streetcar network recently went into operation.

In Wrocław, a historic train station is to be reactivated so that rail traffic can be expanded.

What can mobility concepts achieve and what should good concepts look like? Stefanie Bremer, Professor of Transportation Planning in Kassel, talks about opportunities and limitations for transportation development.

The project manager of the Düren Innovation Quarter tells us which innovative ideas for heating, cooling and mobility are planned there and how the planning puts people at the center.

Researchers at Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg developed and tested a bicycle rental system for autonomous on-demand cargo bikes.

One project is testing smart, on-demand lighting control in public spaces in Herzogenaurach.

What images does the transformation of transport need and how can social change for transformation succeed? Prof. Dirk Rompf talks about the development of the energy and mobility transition and the role of self-efficacy in this.

Ferry M.M. Franz explains Toyota's evolution into a mobility company and the role that hydrogen ecosystem education plays in that evolution.

What could rail transport in rural areas look like? Students from Kiel are developing a vision that learns from the past and turns old rail lines into a new kind of transportation experience.

Dr. Olga Nevska outlines the potentials and opportunities of digitization for a mobility turnaround across industries and sectors and for livable cities as well as the transformation of the market.