Often described as a difficult sector to transition, mobility has been the focus of much
research within sustainability transitions. In transition studies, a window of opportunity (WoO) …

Micro-mobility market-making represents an under-studied but important aspect of urban
transport sustainability transitions. Micro-mobility roll-out combines several critical elements …

Sustainable urban transport is a complex challenge requiring innovation in technologies,
culture, and policies. Given the systemic nature of the issues involved, numerous studies …

How actors relate to the future has long been considered important in research on the
governance of transformations towards sustainability. Recent contributions have explored …

Mobility scooter users provide a practical means through which to better understand socio-
technical mobility and low-carbon transitions. The paper offers insights into how socio …

With the plethora of smart mobility innovations, their applications, and their pace of change,
it is easy to get distracted by what these innovations can (potentially) do, rather than what we …

In explaining how socio-technical transitions occur, prevailing theories focus on bottom-up
processes driven by new entrants, diverse actors and open-ended exploration in small …

This chapter seeks to bring more clarity and urgency to the debate about the impacts of
'smart'mobility by highlighting the critical role of the state in managing the transition to a …

A wide range of intractable problems such as polluting emissions, noise, accidents, resource
depletion, and inaccessibility of amenities are associated with the current transport regime …

Transition intermediaries are recognized as key actors in sustainability transitions. While the
structural embeddedness of intermediaries has been explored in innovation studies and …