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What role do automakers play in multimodal mobility?
With urban commuting habits evolving, automakers will need to broaden their portfolios to cater to the new multimodal mobility market. By Jack Hunsley
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Be like Antwerp: how a former traffic hotspot now leads on multimodal mobility
Once home to some of the worst congestion in Europe, Antwerp’s vision and conviction in the field of MaaS makes it a good example of what’s possible. By Xavier Boucherat
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Payment an important factor in multimodal mobility, but challenges are myriad
The ability to pay for an end-to-end trip across multiple transport modes may be appealing for many, but business models remain uncertain. By Xavier Boucherat
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Multimodal platforms: the middlemen between cities and mobility start-ups
By working with the public and private sector, platform providers are turning the notion of multimodal mobility into a reality. By Freddie Holmes
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COVID-19 to prove a catalyst for multimodal mobility
Freddie Holmes investigates how the nature of point-to-point journeys may change as lockdown rules are relaxed
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Intel’s Moovit move underlines importance of multimodal mobility
Though future platforms may rely on new vehicles and technologies, convincing commuters to ditch personal vehicles relies on offering personalised journeys. By Jack Hunsley
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Why mobility will be different in a post-COVID world
A radical re-think of ride-sharing services, public transport systems and airlines may be the only way for mobility to survive the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, writes Konstantin Sidorov
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Rethinking last-mile logistics, post-COVID-19: Facing the ‘next normal’
Last-mile success will be tough, but getting it wrong could be catastrophic, write Eric Hannon, Bernd Heid, Anja Huber, and Christoph Klink of McKinsey & Company
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COVID-19 to reshape urban mobility
Could the global pandemic prompt a redesign of the whole mobility structure? By Megan Lampinen
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Can the auto industry successfully disrupt urban delivery?
Regardless of whether disruption comes from new entrants or established giants, the operation must be productive, reliable and affordable. By Freddie Holmes
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First mile innovation sparse, but ideas are surfacing
Traditional logistics players will continue to dominate the first mile delivery segment, but increased innovation is expected moving forward. By Xavier Boucherat
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No hands: COVID-19 demands a contactless last mile
The global pandemic is driving change in last mile delivery, and one of the main priorities is to develop systems that keep consumers safe. By Xavier Boucherat
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Core logistics players will remain the true last mile alphas
Although specific innovations make headlines, true last mile dominance falls to those that can deliver to anywhere by any means. By Jack Hunsley
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