The Parliament of Europe
In the rapidly evolving world of transportation, digital approaches are playing a significant role in making mobility more sustainable, flexible, diverse, and efficient. This transformation is being spearheaded by the Intelligent Mobility Working Group, an organisation that engages in dialogue with politics and business to shape the digital mobility transition.
One of the key focuses of the Intelligent Mobility Working Group is the development and expansion of digital infrastructures for intelligent mobility. This includes cross-border payment and ticketing services, digital traffic infrastructure, and multimodal platforms that enable networking of flexible and individual mobility offers with digital public transport.
The digital mobility ecosystem offers numerous opportunities, such as innovative sharing concepts, Mobility-as-a-Service business models, and on-demand solutions. It also facilitates data-driven management of multi- and intermodal traffic, a crucial aspect in achieving climate goals in the transport sector.
Digital traffic control and planning are also integral to this transformation. By optimising routes and reducing congestion, digital approaches can significantly decrease carbon emissions from transportation.
Designing a fair and secure exchange of mobility data is another crucial aspect that the Intelligent Mobility Working Group is addressing. Ensuring privacy and security while facilitating seamless data exchange is essential in creating a digital mobility ecosystem that benefits all stakeholders.
The digital mobility transformation is not limited to any one organisation. Initiatives such as the cooperation of three public transport companies in Germany to unify their digital platforms, or joint actions by industry associations like VDA and IG Metall for climate-neutral transformation of the automotive industry, reflect active roles in digital mobility advancement.
In conclusion, digital approaches are central levers for achieving sustainable mobility. The Intelligent Mobility Working Group, along with various other organisations and initiatives, are actively shaping this transformation, making mobility more sustainable, flexible, diverse, and efficient for the benefit of all.
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