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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.

Real-time communication between vehicles and with infrastructure, networks, roads and people using V2X technology could bring many benefits to mobility in the future.

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

The bicycle is moving into the focus of science as a means of transport. In Germany, corresponding professorships are currently being created.

Mobileye® Data Services™ help communities address mobility and infrastructure challenges by providing unique data. The use cases are diverse, the needs enormous.

There is a kind of interaction between mobility and the smart city, says Christian U. Haas. The transformation of mobility is decisively shaped by the structural change to a smart city and vice versa.

Mobility was, is and will remain a basic need that requires mobility for all that is fair to people, the environment and the climate.

During polisMOBILITY, Cologne will become a real laboratory for the future of urban mobility.

Koelnmesse has set itself the goal of contributing to the success of the mobility turnaround with the new polisMOBILITY trade fair format.

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