How to build seamless integrated mobility systems for the cities of the future

Jan 17, 2020

Car light trails are pictured as traffic drives along a highway during a nationwide railway strike in Berlin November 15, 2007. German train drivers escalated a 62-hour strike early on Thursday, adding disruption to passenger services to a freight stoppage in a long-running dispute with rail operator Deutsche Bahn.

The promise of these systems is enormous - and now we have directions for how to get there Image: REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch

Christoph Wolff

CEO, Smart Freight Centre, Amsterdam, Honorary Professor Economics & Social Sciences, University of Cologne

Scott Corwin

Managing Director and Chief Strategic and Commercialization Officer, Deloitte U, Deloitte

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