Current transport networks are fragmented and mobility services are largely reactive to demand. Alternative mobility solutions – such as mobility-as-a-service or autonomous vehicles – are often presented as the inevitable future of transport. However, the role these innovations might play in tackling urban mobility challenges – including the continuous increase of individual mobility and the higher urbanisation rates – or the impact of their large-scale deployment in the wider city environment and accessibility levels have yet to be established.

In association with Future Cities Catapult.

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