Why organize a high-level discussion roundtable?

The involvement of international experts allows public authorities to source and select globally the best ideas, state-of-the-art approaches and innovative examples that enables the public authorities to have a wide range of design options which goes beyond the usual options in their local network. This transforms cities into informed decision-makers, ultimately leading to an improved implementation of Smart Mobility.

What can you expect from the expert discussion?

1. Examples of best practices
2. Direction on how challenges can be addressed by cities
3. Examples of failed practices

You can read about the results from the first roundtable discussion here.

The international speakers that will lead the discussions are:

-Nico Largo, University of Oregon & Urbanism Next

-Cecilia Sbrolli and Steven Verschuur, Osborne & Clarke

-Colin Hughes, Lyft

-Angelo Meuleman, Taxi stop

-Robert Schopen and Liz Gray, Cowheels

-Sharon Feigon and Colin Murphy, Shared-Use Mobility Center

-Philippe Crist, International Transport Forum

-Antonia Roberts, CoMoUK

THE PROJECT

MOBI-MIX intends to facilitate the up-take of innovative transport solutions to fulfill their potential and have a positive impact in reducing carbon emissions. MOBI-MIX will develop and source state-of-the-art public-private collaboration models for more effective implementation of micromobility and MaaS solutions, ultimately leading to a more livable city.

Challenge/problem statement: Cities lack instruments and strategies to effectively collaborate with the private sector to implement innovative mobility solutions.

Objective: The public authorities Rotterdam, Antwerp, Mechelen and Valenciennes Méteropole will jointly explore and demonstrate approaches to attract and implement sustainable, shared mobility solutions in their city-specific pilots.

Decision-making tool: Together with mobility experts, a decision-making tool will be developed that will act as a guiding tool for all cities.