Green hydrogen: what is it and how can cities use it?
Hydrogen is set to be the fuel of the future, but it has already encountered an obstacle: obtaining and producing it without emissions, i.e., as green hydrogen, is no simple task.
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These are the 6 levels of autonomous driving that explain when cars will drive themselves
Learn how self-driving cars are transforming the way we live and move, and discover some of their technological challenges.
Uber and Lyft will have to be electric by 2030 in New York City
Discover how Uber and Lyft are going green in New York City. Learn about the transition to electric vehicles and the impact on urban transportation
The impact of micro-mobility devices on urban regulation
Explore how micro-mobility is reshaping urban transportation. Discover how Paris and Los Angeles are regulating this growing trend.
Urban mobility: what is it and what are its most interesting trends?
Electric cars, on-demand services on our smartphones, self-driving… cities are enjoying their own particular mobility revolution. How is the urban mobility concept understood today, and why is it essential in order to anticipate what will happen in the coming years?
Places that are reconsidering electric vehicles
Although the transition towards electric vehicles is underway, it will still be a few years before the streets can enjoy the ‘whistle’ of electric vehicles instead of the noise of internal combustion engines. In fact, this may never even happen, or at least not as we may imagine.
Can MaaS coexist with public transport?
How can MaaS coexist with public transport? Mobility as a service can be a good complement to conventional public transport. How can they improve each other?
What is minimobility?
While the debate continues regarding the implementation of micromobility, another concept is starting to gain momentum in cities: minimobility. Can both forms of mobility coexist in cities? How do they differ?
The Parking Reform Era Underway for Urban Planning
When California Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 2907 into law on September 22, 2022—making it easier and cheaper to develop around transit stops by requiring less parking—it culminated a decade of political and legislative work. AB 2907 was only the latest in a string of laws proposed for similar effect, dating back to AB 710 in 2011, but it was the first to end up on the governor's desk.
We will not see cars disappear in the future, but we may see car-free cities
The global population is soon set to reach 8 billion . This figure helps us put into perspective the number of motor vehicles in the world: 1.446 billion according to a study. Is it possible to imagine, for just one day, a car-free city?
Why is micro-mobility having so many issues taking off?
Bikes, scooters and electric mopeds for rent or on-demand are settling with difficulty. Micro-mobility presents problems, risks and challenges.
Electric cars and on-street charging: how to overcome this problem?
Public charging is considered to be one of the classic obstacles for the development of electric mobility. Are there not enough charging points because there are not enough electric cars or are there not more electric cars on the road because we do not have the appropriate charging infrastructures?
