Despite the widespread harm caused by cars and automobility, governments, corporations,
and individuals continue to facilitate it by expanding roads, manufacturing larger vehicles …

The development of digital business models is impacting the traditional value chain for
mobility, implying changes as well as future challenges for automotive manufacturers …

Major trends in the automotive industry are reconfiguring digital mobility business models.
From a comprehensive, combined Dynamic Capabilities and Ecosystems approach, this …

The current mobility system relies heavily on privately owned cars, which results in high
levels of emissions, material use, and use of scarce public space. Carsharing is a mobility …

Emerging mobility technologies, such as car sharing, ride hailing, bike sharing, and telework
have led to aspirations of sustainable transportation. But how quickly are emerging mobility …

Seamless, efficient transport intermodality is a key aspect of the transition of cities toward
sustainable mobility. The new “shared mobility hub” concept is increasingly gaining attention …

The need to shift to an equity-oriented transport planning has long been acknowledged, but
its use in actual practice by planners and practitioners is limited. Using a dataset from the …

The transportation sector is a great contributor of global carbon emissions, thus technical,
regulatory, and behavioural efforts are being made to move towards more sustainable …

In the near future, the growth of personal mobility is expected to continue all over the world
and to cause impacts such as increased levels of traffic congestion and worsened quality of …

This article explores new relationships between two sets of theories—the Multi-Level
Perspective (MLP) and social practice theories (SPT)—that are applicable in planning and …