#Autonomous vehicles

Marineterrein Amsterdam Living Lab is een samenwerking tussen de partners AMS Institute for Advanced Metropolitan Solutions, Amsterdam Smart City, Amsterdam Economic Board, NEMO Science Museum en Bureau Marineterrein Amsterdam. Het belangrijkste doel van Marineterrein Amsterdam Living Lab is het realiseren van opschaalbare innovaties die steden leefbaar maken en houden. Om dat te bereiken, brengen de partners hun expertise en netwerk op het gebied van onderzoek, innovatie, stedelijke ontwikkeling en experimenteren samen op deze unieke plek in Amsterdam.

Voor het komende half jaar (september 2019 - maart 2020, mogelijk met uitloop) zoeken we een gedreven operations officer die het Living Lab operationeel gaat maken, aanvragen toetst, start met het runnen van de experimenten en zorgt voor verdere ontwikkeling van het Living Lab in samenwerking met de partners.

Interesse? Bekijk de vacature hier: https://www.marineterrein.nl/vacature-operations-officer-marineterrein-amsterdam-living-lab/

I’m enrolled in the Master’s Degree of Urban Planning and Cities Development in Strasbourg (France) and currently I’m a Research Intern on Mobility for the Brussels Studies Institute. I will graduate at the beggining of September. I really want to work in Smart Cities and Mobility , especially with my background as Urban Geographer and several experiences in France and Belgium

Van 16 tot en met 22 september organiseert Amsterdam de Week van Schoon Vervoer. Eén van de activiteiten tijdens deze week vindt plaats op 20 en 21 september; een groot proefritten-evenement bij het Olympisch Stadion. Maar er is zo veel meer te zien en ervaren op het gebied van schoon vervoer in de stad! Meedoen door een leuke of interessante activiteit rondom duurzaam vervoer te organiseren? Laat zien welke oplossingen er zijn, welke voordelen schoon vervoer de stad biedt of laat Amsterdammers het zelf ervaren!

Wil je zelf ook een activiteit organiseren in deze week? Bijvoorbeeld de buurt mobiliseren voor een duurzaam vervoersconcept? Met een festiviteit aandacht vragen voor het belang van duurzaam vervoer in onze stad of voor de mogelijkheden die er tegenwoordig allemaal zijn? Of Amsterdamse kinderen kennis laten maken met schone voertuigen? Laat het ons weten! We nemen dan contact met je op over de mogelijkheden om de activiteit een mooie plek te bieden in dit stadsbrede programma.

Meld je aan via: https://www.amsterdam.nl/parkeren-verkeer/amsterdam-elektrisch/nieuws/week-schoon-vervoer/

An accessible, liveable and less polluted city: this is what we’d like to achieve for residents, visitors and businesses in Amsterdam today and for future generations.
Smarter and cleaner mobility can help us realise these aims. As a city, we want to offer Amsterdammers, commuters and visitors alternatives to the present forms of mobility, providing a door-to-door solution and contributing to our aims. This includes shared electric transport, from cars to bikes, in ‘Neighbourhood eHubs’ (eBuurthubs) established in cooperation with local residents. That way, we can use clean modes of transport and create more space in the city by sharing. We can then use this extra space to improve liveability.

More info on www.amsterdam.nl/smartmobility

An accessible, liveable and less polluted city: this is what we’d like to achieve for residents, visitors and businesses in Amsterdam today and for future generations. Smarter and cleaner mobility can help us realise these aims. As a city, we want to offer Amsterdammers, commuters and visitors alternatives to the present forms of mobility, providing a door-to-door solution and contributing to our aims. This includes shared electric transport, from cars to bikes, in ‘Neighbourhood eHubs’ (eBuurthubs) established in cooperation with local residents. That way, we can use clean modes of transport and create more space in the city by sharing. We can then use this extra space to improve liveability.
More info and link to the program via www.amsterdam.nl/smartmobility

Check the report:

https://www.amsterdam.nl/wonen-leefomgeving/innovatie/smart-mobility

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To achieve the ambitions, we will start working with two program lines:

1. Data and digitization
This program line helps the municipal organization digital tools and skills to ensure sufficient control in the future be able to rely on mobility in the city and around
improve quality in public spaces. We are working towards a mobility center of the
future. For this we will use the take the following steps:
• A shared basis: building a strong one data position
• A level playing field: frameworks
• Learning by doing: from traffic management to mobility management
• Ready for the future: aware of the consequences of digitization of mobility

2. Innovative mobility solutions

In this program we work together on concrete smart and clean alternatives to transport, so that Amsterdammers and visitors to the city are less dependent on their own car. We do this by setting up projects in certain urban areas and for specific target groups. We also focus on smart city logistics and we explore the possibilities of transport by water and air. Special attention is given to vulnerable groups and Amsterdam residents with a small grant. We improve the range of new affordable mobility concepts and increase demand, we grow into smart mobility city number 1 with a better and accessible mobility system for everyone. For this we will include the following in this program:

• Smart organization of mobility in the city: travelers are working on alternatives to possessing cars and initiating behavioral change.
• Smart fitting and efficient deployment of new mobility solutions: creating space for new concepts in the city and scaling up
• Anticipate on technological innovations: insights into new opportunities and collaborations. The report contains an overview of the various projects started in the previous program that are still running and newly started activities.

Mobility on demand (MOD) has created a swing from a reliance upon traditional methods to embracing more scalable multi-modal transport initiatives. This takes us a step closer to achieving fully integrated, sustainable and scalable Mobility as a Service but to do so, public and private companies must work more closely than ever before.

Our exclusive live webinar “Mobility Redefined? Blurred Lines & New Business Models” (Thurs, May 2, 15:00 CET) feat. ViaVan, POLIS, MaaS Global & EMTA will discuss how we integrate mobility platforms with public transit infrastructure to provide on-demand and dynamic transportation solutions.

Key topics include:
• Mobility Redefined? See how municipalities need to innovate to explore new models which cater to evolving demands and lower congestion and emissions.
• Solving Public Transport Pain Points: Understanding how the public sector and transport authorities are creating new regulation for open data sharing
• Powered By Data: Harness the power of data to optimise routes, distribution and feed real time transportation data to commuters for a seamless transport experience
• Create Trusted Public/ Private Partnerships: Discuss how to work in harmony with the cities and enable integration between public transportation and shared mobility services

Chris Snyder, CEO, ViaVan
Thomas Geier, Policy & Research Officer, European Metropolitan Transport Authorities (EMTA)
Krista Huhtala-Jenks, Head of Go-to-Market, MaaS Global
Suzanne Hoadley, Senior Manager – Coordinator Traffic Efficiency, POLIS

If you can’t listen live, please sign up and we’ll send you the recording.

I am a Smart Cities Consultant, actively looking for opportunities in the areas of Smart Cities, Digital Transformation, Livable Cities, Sustainable Development, Urban Mobility, ICT/ IoT, Strategy Planning, Project Management, Urban Management, Urban Economic Development, Urban Governance, Feasibility Studies, Technical Research, and Development.
I hold a Masters degree from Germany with specialization in Urban Agglomerations. I would be happy to hear from you pointing out at any leads or opportunities.
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Hi All,

This is my first post so I thought I should introduce myself... Hi!

I lead all our research across Impact, a mobility business intelligence unit based in London. We are holding our first Mobility Conference is in Amsterdam this June (24-25) and as such I'm keen to connect and engage with as many people in this space as possible! If we're not already connected you can find me on Linkedin here https://www.linkedin.com/in/lukejames1/

Conference Brochure & Attendee List - https://eloqua.impactconf.com/LP=22957?extsource=brochure_website

Conference Website - https://events.impactconf.com/mobility-eu/

Introduction aside I am currently in the midst of a deep dive into new monetisation strategies for OEMs and fleets. If any of you are involved in this space please say hello as I'd love to chat!

Luke

http://bit.ly/2FR4fJ9

The time of procrastination is over. That’s why we have created IMPACT>MOBILITY. It will unite the urban transportation ecosystem to deliver on-demand low-emission mobility services and create a sustainable business model for its emerging players.
Europe is undergoing a revolution in urban mobility as cities outlaw ICE vehicles to meet ambitious zero emission targets whilst working to meet the evolving needs of the on-demand consumer.
From Mobility as a Service and final mile logistics to public transportation and E-mobility, data will be the critical enabler bringing together fragmented stakeholder groups and ushering in a new era of urban transportation. Data will be the critical enabler bringing together fragmented stakeholder groups and ushering in a new era of urban transportation
Join executive leaders from stakeholders across the value chain for two days of focused content and extensive network to discuss, debate and shape the future of urban mobility.

A Snapshot of the Public & Private leaders You Will Meet:
• Chief Strategist, Swedish Transport Administration
• Smart Mobility, City of Amsterdam
• Head of Foresight, Transport for London
• Mobility Specialist, Surface Planner, Barcelona City Council
• Smart City Manager, City of Lublin
• CEO, ViaVan
• EMEA Strategy and Operations, Bird
• Head of International Communications, Lime
• Head of New E-Mobility Division, Toyota
• City Relations, Daimler Mobility Services

5 Reasons to Attend the Only Event Confronting the Business Realities of Mobility as a Service:

Data, Data, Data, Data
You’ve heard it before; “data is the new oil”! However, despite the promise, the true value of mobility and transportation data is still unclear for both public and private stakeholders. What is it worth? Who Will Buy it? What does it cost to analyse and storage? IMPACT>CITIES will evaluate these crucial questions underpinning build the business case for mobility
1. Move beyond the hype to scalability!
Hear case studies and best practices direct from executives at the forefront of building mobility services. Get key insights from real world deployments to see what’s worked and the challenges faced. Don’t make the mistakes others have already made
2. Learn from the whole marketplace – public and private:
New mobility services will only succeed if public and private stakeholders and play to their strengths and collaborate. IMPACT>MOBILITY will bring together the industry front-runners from across cities, public transit agencies, mobility service providers, automakers and tech innovators. Create solutions that solve problems – don’t create new ones!
3. A program focused on core business needs:
You already know the big picture trends. That’s why we’ve focused the agenda around the 4 core pillars of building mobility services; 1. Data Platforms & Business Models 2. Mobility as a Service 3. Investment & Financing Mobility 4. Last Mile & Connected Infrastructure. Get the holistic picture of success!
4. More than a conference – the mobility community coming together:
With more hours of networking and interactive discussions, and pre and post event networking platform, this summit is the best place to meet yours peers and build your network

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Bijna alle gemeenten uit de Zaanstreek Waterland hebben het streven naar slimme, schone en duurzame mobiliteitsoplossingen in hun coalitieakkoord opgenomen. Een belangrijke missie waar ook veel bedrijven in deze regio mee aan de slag zijn. Maar hoe kunnen gemeenten en bedrijven beter samenwerken? Welke slimme oplossingen zien we al in andere regio’s ontstaan en waar is vraag naar? Deze vragen proberen we samen met jou te beantwoorden.

In 2019, the FABULOS project will organise six webinar sessions on robot bus topics introducing basic concepts, specific terminology and technologies commonly encountered in the field of automated mobility. The primary target groups are cities and other procuring authorities.

A new era of transportation
Increasingly many cities and public transport authorities are confronted with mobility innovations. Autonomous public transport is one of the “hot topics” that will radically change the urban mobility scene within the next decade. Several European cities have already gained experience with automated shuttle buses and many other cities have an interest in doing so. However, automated shuttles are not yet finished products and not ready for cost effective operation. Therefore, pilots in cities are critical to enable the development of the autonomous vehicles and their related systems.

However, employees at municipalities or other procuring entities often do not have in-depth knowledge regarding these novel technologies. Knowing all details is not always necessary, but when taking part in a pilot or procurement for (shared) autonomous mobility, it is essential to be aware of the fundamentals on, for example, sensors, positioning, cyber threats and charging. To bridge the knowledge gap, the FABULOS project launches the FABULOS Academy.

Six webinar topics
The FABULOS Consortium hosts six one-hour webinars in 2019. In case of popular demand on certain topic, a separate in-depth session can be organised. Below are the confirmed webinars (see https://fabulos.eu/fabulos-academy-2019/ for event details and registration form) as well as the foreseen topics:

1. Properties of electric vehicles (14 February 2019)
2. Regulatory aspects of autonomous mobility (16 April 2019)
3. Wireless communication technologies
4. Robot bus localisation (ie. positioning)
5. Sensors of robot buses and sensor fusion
6. Cyber threats and threat mitigation

----when autonomous cars are the only driving vehicles (hopefully not too many) traffic will be much safer than today.

But what about the next decade when ordinary cars, automated cars and self-driving cars are mixed? In my newest post, you will find an answer to this question.

If you prefer reading this post in Dutch? Here you go: https://wp.me/p32hqY-1Iy

The Metropolitan Region Amsterdam (MRA) expects to grow by two million people and more than 200,000 houses in the next 30 years. Because of this; a complex mobility challenge arises that has to answer to the following questions:

• How can we keep the traffic flowing in a way that allows people to get where they need to be?
• How can we make sure goods will be delivered to people and companies?
• How can we approach this challenge knowing that we are moving towards an emission-free world?
• How can we maintain investment levels in infrastructure at an acceptable and affordable level?

We’re challenging teams to develop solutions that focus on:
• Optimization: improve driver, vehicle and fleet efficiency
• Public transport & shared mobility: introduce new methods of transportation and multimodality that are more accessible and flexible for everyone
• Interactive systems with existing infrastructure

Solutions should contribute to Amsterdam’s 2025 zero emission target and should work for and benefit the whole ecosystem of the government, transportation and logistics companies, retailers, insurers, the automotive industry and tech/digital companies. In addition, a major focus should be to provide citizens with new modes of transportation that are faster, cheaper, cleaner, safer and more efficient.

First prize for the winning solution:
€4.000 + travel for two people per winning team to attend the Garage Opening Festival in Amsterdam, April 11, 2019, where they will pitch their idea to top CEOs from each industry.
Second price: €2.000
Third price: €1.000

Sign up before the 15th of February!
For more information, please see: https://deloittegarage.bemyapp.com/mobility

Thousands of cleantech experts have joined forces in creating sustainable solutions for mobility. We celebrate this movement during rEVolution, the annual networking and idea-sharing conference for the mobility industry and beyond. rEVolution 2019 connects over 1000 mobility thought leaders from around the world. This year, we challenge them to create better solutions and bigger collaborations that will accelerate the transition towards a zero-emission future. Join the rEVolution on March 19, 2019 at the Westergasfabriek in Amsterdam.

Discounted tickets available for Amsterdam Smart City partners and communitymembers. Just contact us via info@amsterdamsmartcity.com or check your Weekly Update email of 24th of January!

HERE Mobility is dedicated to driving smart mobility forward through high-tech solutions. With a sophisticated suite of products, HERE Mobility empowers customers and enables the businesses that cater to their needs. By standardizing and opening up access to all mobility services, connecting supply with demand, HERE Mobility is democratizing the mobility ecosystem to benefit all businesses and consumers.

The mobility ecosystem is hyper-fragmented, with obstacles hindering true freedom of movement. HERE Mobility aims to improve access to the world’s transportation and mobility services by bringing them all into one place.

Our team will be visiting Amsterdam on January the 7th till the 9th, get in touch to hear more on the mobility revolution.

FABULOS (Future Automated Bus Urban Level Operation System) is a European research and development project to establish and deliver a systemic proof-of-concept for automated last mile public transport as part of the existing transport system of urban areas, based on the use of self-driving minibuses. The FABULOS project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme and runs from 1 January 2018 until 31 December 2020. The FABULOS project has partners in Estonia, Finland, Greece, the Netherlands, Norway and Portugal. The six procuring partners use Pre-Commercial Procurement as a tool to co-create an innovative solution together with multiple companies. Contracts have been signed in December 2018 with 5 consortia. The first Phase (feasibility study) starts in January 2019. Actual piloting of fleets of robot buses takes place in all 6 partner cities from Spring 2002 onwards.
Most recent press release: https://fabulos.eu/five-consortia-awarded-contracts-in-fabulos-pre-commercial-procurement/

The FABULOS consortium has finalised the evaluation of the tenders in December 2018 and has awarded five consortia with contracts. The aim of these contracts is to facilitate procurement of R&D work to develop systems capable of operating fleets of automated minibuses. As a first step towards this goal, each consortium will conduct a feasibility study of proposed solutions and technologies.

After the closing of the FABULOS request for tenders on 31 October 2018, the tenders were assessed by the Technical Evaluation Committee. In addition to commercial feasibility and project management, nine functional criteria and three non-functional criteria were used. The functional criteria range from fleet management and remote operation and all the way to requirements for vehicle capabilities in mixed traffic. Societal and legal aspects form elements of the non-functional criteria. The fleet is expected to drive in mixed traffic, at urban speeds, in nearly in all weather conditions and without a conductor on board.

“We were positively surprised by the high quality of tenders received and were pleased to discover so many exceptional solutions to the FABULOS challenge. It will be very exciting to see these proposed solutions become a reality by the end of 2020,” summarises Technical Chair of the Evaluation Committee Oscar Nissin, from Metropolia University of Applied Sciences.

Five European consortia have succeeded in the first stage of the competition. In total, 16 companies from six European countries formed consortia as follows:

• The FVF Consortium consisting of three Finnish partners: Fortum Power and Heat Oy, Fleetonomy.ai Oy and VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland.
• The Kompai-Actia Consortium consisting of two French companies: Kompaï Robotics and Actia Automobile.
• The Mobile Civitatem Consortium consisting of four partners from Estonia: Modern Mobility Oü, Tallinn University of Technology, Silberauto Eesti AS and Ecofleet Eesti Oü. The fifth member of the consortium is the Danish company Autonomous Mobility A/S.
• The Saga Consortium consisting of four Norwegian partners: Halogen AS, Forus PRT AS, Spare Labs Inc. and Ramboll Management Consulting AS.
• The Sensible 4 – Shotl Consortium consisting of two partners: Sensible 4 from Finland and Shotl from Spain.

The total FABULOS procurement budget is around 5,500,000 euros (incl. VAT). The maximum budget for individual suppliers involved in all three phases is over 1,000,000 euros (incl. VAT).

In 2018 had de Nederlandse Ambassade in Riga (LV) de eer om het staatsbezoek van Zijne Majesteit de Koning Willem-Alexander aan Letland te organiseren. Als vervolg op het staatsbezoek organiseert de Nederlandse Ambassade in Letland een hackathon getiteld: “The Future of Mobility – Get Connected! Smart Mobility and Sustainable Logistics” op 19-21 februari 2019 in Riga. Het evenement zal de economische relatie tussen Nederland en Letland bevorderen en kansen bieden voor innovatie, alsook de startups aantrekken van de sectoren transport, logistiek en mobiliteit.

Gedurende 48 uur zal 100 tal deelnemers (in teams bestaande uit minimaal 3 en maximaal 5 personen) uit het bedrijfsleven en de publieke sector aan duurzame en innovatieve oplossingen werken. De vier thema’s zijn Altertnative Mobility, Navigation and Innovative Use of Traffic Data, Smart Urban Logistics, Mobility as a Service. Ze zullen dit doen aan de hand van Nederlandse en Letse challenges, gebruikmakend van databases uit beide landen. Onze partners voor dit evenement zijn hackathon orhanisatoren Garage48 en de Letse grootste telecommunicatiebedrijf Latvijas Mobilais Telefons (LMT). De hackathon zal plaatsvinden in het hoofdkwartier van LMT. Tegelijktijdig vindt het drukbezochte regionale start up tech evenement TechChill plaats, en de winnaars zullen de prijzen op het TechChill-podium in ontvangst nemen.

Als organisator is de ambassade op zoek naar bedrijven die geïnteresseerd zijn in sponsoring en participatie. Het sponsoren van dit evenement biedt uw bedrijf de uitgelezen kans om met experts uit beide landen te werken aan innovatieve en vooruitstrevende oplossingen op het gebied van Smart Mobility en Sustainable Logistics. Als sponsor kunt u bovendien eigen challenge aandragen gerelateerd aan de hoofd thema’s. De ambassade verwelkomt Nederlandse deelnemers uit zowel het bedrijfsleven, start-ups, de academische wereld en de publieke sector. Deelname aan het evenement is gratis voor Nederlandse deelnemers (u ontvangt een 100% kortingscode).

Voor meer informatie kunt u terecht bij Indra Freiberga, de Senior Economic Officer. @: indra.freiberga@minbuza.nl
T: 00371 29434242

Informatie: https://www.facebook.com/events/309420533243833
Aanmelden via: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/garage48-future-of-mobility-tickets-53135503722

Roboat is a 5 year research program on autonomous vessels that helps solving urban challenges of the city of Amsterdam

For more information and the latetest news on Roboat click here.

Roboat Demo October 2018

Roboat - 24 months

Met smart mobility oplossingen maken we mobiliteit binnen de Metropoolregio Amsterdam slimmer, duurzaam en toekomstbestendig. Maar hoe ziet de regio er over twintig of dertig jaar uit? Tijdens de tweejaarlijkse kennisbijeenkomst Smart Mobility in de MRA op 1 november jl. kwamen alle betrokken partners en marktpartijen bij elkaar voor de laatste update over lopende projecten.

Innovatieve last mile
Op station Zaandam stonden elektrische steps en scooters, deelauto’s en deelfietsen opgesteld. Deelnemers van het congres konden deze unieke services gebruiken voor de last mile van station naar evenementenlocatie Taets. Dé ideale manier om kennis te maken met elektrische steps van Enino, groene scooters van Felyx, deelauto’s van Stap Inn, innovatief OV van Via Van en deelfietsen van FlickBike. Na een woord van wethouder Gerard Slegers werd tijdens de opening van het congres de diensten van FlickBike ook in de gemeente Zaanstad gelanceerd.

Projectenoverzicht
Naast kennisdelen en ontmoeten stond ook de Smart Mobility projectenkaart centraal met daarop alle lopende projecten in de MRA. Dit is de eerste keer dat er een overall overzicht gepresenteerd is met daarop alle actuele projecten. Het overzicht is tijdens de dag verder aangevuld met projecten die er nog niet op stonden. Het resultaat zie je hier. Wil je op de hoogte blijven van het projectenoverzicht? Stuur dan een mail naar smartmobility[@]vervoerregio.nl.

Kennis delen in workshops
De kennisbijeenkomst stond deze keer in het teken van de toekomstbestendigheid rondom smart mobility. Na twee inspirerende, soms uitdagende key-notes van trendwatcher Richard van Hooijdonk en directeur Thijs Emondts van Uber werd er binnen verschillende workshops en speeddates gesproken over projecten en initiatieven in de regio. Zo namen Derk Wantia (MOJO Concerts) en Arwind Gajadien (LiveCrowd) de aanwezigen mee in de afwegingen voor een soepel verkeer rondom festivals en zocht Bart van Arem (TU Delft) naar input voor een wetenschappelijk vervolgonderzoek naar zelfrijdend vervoer in de MRA.

Speeddaten: alles wat je weten wilde over...
Uniek aan het evenement was de mogelijkheid om te speeddaten. Onder het motto ‘alles wat je altijd wilde weten over…’ konden deelnemers in korte tijd alles te weten komen over onder andere Talking Traffic of de slimme energieopslag in de Johan Cruijff ArenA. Een laagdrempelige manier om te discussieren, netwerken en geinspireerd de deur uit te lopen.

Op de hoogte blijven
De presentaties van de workshops en foto’s van de dag vind je op www.smartmobilitycongres.nl.

Wil je op de hoogte blijven van Smart Mobility in de MRA? Neem dan contact op via smartmobility[@]vervoerregio.nl.

Het congres op gebied van deelmobiliteit.

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Ontmoet de crème de la crème van (inter)nationale platformen in auto-, rit, -fiets, -scooter en meer delen zoals Bird, Greenwheels, Felyx, Amber, Uber, Ioki, Mobike, GreenMobility, Mobility Carsharing, Mywheels, Hely, Toogethr, Juuve, Carvelo2go, Publibike, idosh, Biro, Cargoroo en meer.

Er zijn spannende OEM's of OV partijen zoals Lynk & Co, MOIA (VW), BMWi, Riese&Muller, Transdev en Switch van Hanover Hochbahn. Ook de wetenschap komt aan het woord, met onder andere Karel Martens over vervoersarmoede en iemand van de Uni in Sheffield over Blockchain en andere tech ontwikkelingen.

Beleidsmakers zoals de DG Mobiliteit van IenW, programmadirecteur Mobiliteit en Gebieden, de wethouder van Rotterdam komen ook, internationale branche verenigingen zoals CoMoUk, Bundesverband Carsharing en autodelen.net zijn aanwezig. Ook tech partijen als PTV, Invers en Ridecell delen hun inzichten.

Luister en praat mee over MaaS, wonen & deelmobiliteit, elektrisch, zelfrijdend en delen, beleid, gedragsverandering, bezettingsgraad en stel de brutale vraag die je altijd al wilde vragen aan Uber in een 'boxing ring', maar check vooral het programma! https://www.wocomoco.org/assets/docs/Infomaterialien_Kongress_2018/wocomoco_2018_vs02.pdf