2020/4
Mobility 2030
Editorial
The future of mobility Mobility plays a key role in our imagination of the future. The way people and goods…
A successful digital agenda for the future of mobility
Mobility is undergoing one of the most transformational social, technological and economic shifts of a generation. As incumbents, new entrants…
Amsterdam has high ambitions in terms of digital mobility management
Amsterdam wants to create a more accessible, cleaner and liveable city and is therefore expanding its role as a director…
Are the “good-old” mobility solutions finally interesting for customers in the leasing industry?
Leasing companies need to anticipate for smaller and larger disruptions in the market, not solely because of the COVID-19 pandemic….
Let technology “drive” road user charging into the future
Interest in road user charging is growing worldwide. Paying per kilometer, i.e. for car use instead of car ownership, can…
Hydrogen fuel cell technology is an important piece of the puzzle in an electric future of mobility
In recent years, much emphasis in the climate change debate has been placed on renewable electricity and the transition to…
So, here’s the problem with self-driving cars
Almost all scenarios about the future of our mobility show that autonomous vehicles are here to stay. But the level…
Cyber security in mobility
Technological breakthroughs are affecting the mobility ecosystem at a rapid pace. The continuing developments within the mobility sector raise questions…
Self-driving vehicles: a cat-and-mouse game between innovation and legislation
RDW is tasked with the formal approval of vehicle types and vehicle parts and therefore also with the approval of…
The economic and social impacts of fully autonomous vehicles
While many people see autonomous vehicles as the solution to reduce congestion, traffic accidents and greenhouse gas emissions, others believe…