THE EVENT FOR FUTURE-FORWARD MOBILITY

Join the urban mobility revolution

You’ve heard the adage: when talking about sustainability, every action matters, every move counts. Despite efforts, transportation is still the fastest-growing source of pollution globally, accounting for 23% share of global emissions in 2022, according to the International Energy Agency. What’s more, projections from different sources indicate an increase in emissions in the coming years, if no immediate adjustments are implemented. And yet there is still hope: new models promoting a zero-emission and connected, cooperative, and automated mobility; more sustainable urban logistics; enhanced public transport; and multimodal networks boosting a more active and efficient way of moving across the city. These options, coupled with inclusivity policies and a combined effort for a smooth transition to net-zero economies are empowering a real urban mobility revolution.

Visit us at booth #180

In-Move will be present at TMWC with a shared booth alongside Inetum and the MODI project.
Inetum is a European leader in digital services. Its team of 28,000 consultants and specialists works every day to drive digital impact for businesses, public sector entities, and society. Inetum’s solutions aim to contribute to its clients’ performance and innovation, as well as the common good.
Operating in 19 countries with a dense network of locations, Inetum partners with major software publishers to address the challenges of digital transformation with proximity and flexibility.

MODI is a flagship cross-border European initiative aimed at accelerating the introduction of Connected, Cooperative, and Automated Mobility (CCAM) solutions to significantly improve logistics chains. With a total budget of approximately €28 million, MODI covers 5 use cases and consists of a public-private partnership of 34 organizations from 8 countries to test and validate CCAM solutions for real logistics operations.

Session at Tomorrow.Mobility Agora – Thursday, November 7

This session will focus on the integration and advancement of autonomous and cooperative connected mobility (CCAM) technologies, including insights from EU CCAM initiatives. It will explore their role in creating a cohesive transportation ecosystem, covering key topics such as automated mobility hubs, technological advancements in vehicles, support for public digital infrastructure (PDI), and addressing regulatory challenges in mobility solutions.