Workshop & Roundtable: EVs to urban redevelopment – how to deliver sustainable mobility service

Overview  

The urban mobility space and its bid for decarbonisation is filled with complex and critical decisions that need to be made, encompassing everything from how we re-develop existing infrastructure like roads and pavements, to how we deploy new technology that will enable a sustainable, long-term transition to electric vehicles.

In this workshop hosted by SmartCitiesWorld and the National League of Cities (NLC), we take an in-depth look at some of the challenges being encountered by transport agencies and local authorities in establishing mobility services that are environmentally-friendly, and support cities’ objectives to improve air quality, decarbonise, and reduce congestion.

This virtual workshop, taking place on [DATE, TIME], consists of two case studies from transportation leaders – one from Europe, one from North America – which are followed by an expert roundtable, where attendees will have their chance to probe into what has made those case studies a success and plot a path forward with their own projects. Among the discussion points are:

• Electric vehicle fleets for shared mobility – from transit to micromobility
• Making the case for urban redevelopment to support the transition to EVs and more active travel
• Identifying the right technology for your city (e.g. bikes or scooters? Battery electric or hydrogen fuel cell?)
• Getting sustainable transport options front of mind for citizens and incentivising greener travel

Register Here

Join delegates from government and transport businesses for practical insights into cutting congestion and making MaaS a reality. 

Registration is free (applications will need to be approved by the curator).