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The Los Angeles future mobility challenge: change is needed, but unwelcome
Angelenos are happy to pay for mobility solutions but are less keen to use them. Incentivising solo drivers to leave their cars at home requires a multi-faceted approach. By Betti Hunter
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COMMENT: Expect improv and rewrites for LA future mobility script
Los Angeles is learning that alternative mobility schemes often come with unintended consequences, writes Megan Lampinen
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Mobility Plan 2035: Reimagining the streets of Los Angeles
LA’s Departments of Transportation and City Planning have joined forces to present a radical new vision of future mobility, writes Betti Hunter
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Scania’s EV AV bus trial gets under way
Jack Hunsley speaks to Scania about its electric autonomous bus trial in Stockholm
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Smart, diverse and integrated: public transportation enters a new era
Public transport is the backbone of integrated mobility, but it needs to adapt to changing consumer expectations if it is to remain so, writes Megan Lampinen
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Micro-mobility kicks on as cities start to choke
Freddie Holmes speaks to INVERS, one of the largest technology players in the micro-mobility space that is supporting the rapid growth of shared cars, electric mopeds and scooters around the world
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HD maps—the hidden sensors that help autonomous vehicles see round corners
With fresh data at its disposal, the HD map keeps automated driving systems well-informed on changes up ahead. By Freddie Holmes
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Integrated mobility needs full stakeholder collaboration
Cities are struggling to self-fund new mobility solutions. Collaborating with industry players will create scope for new transport ecosystems that improve the quality of urban life. By Betti Hunter
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Tech companies will help cities lead the charge to integrated mobility
Technology companies are aiding a diverse set of players in the transition towards seamless mobility, but city authorities must be the driving force. By Betti Hunter
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COMMENT: Tackle motion sickness, or forget about AVs
Riders in autonomous vehicles may never benefit from the promise of increased productivity unless motion sickness can be addressed, writes Freddie Holmes
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What’s the first Smart City Challenge winner doing today?
Columbus, Ohio serves as a useful case study for cities looking to integrate smart mobility. By Megan Lampinen
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From scooters to data, nothing is off the mobility menu at Ford
Ford is tackling not just the various mobility pieces but also the communications systems that will bring them together. By Megan Lampinen
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COMMENT: Paralysed by choice—how cities of the future can integrate mobility seamlessly
Implementing multi-modal transportation will require innovation, persuasion and a total rethink of how city mobility networks are designed. By Jack Hunsley
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