CycleRAP: International project on cycling safety
A safe cycling infrastructure will encourage more people to cycle. Within an international project, the infrastructure risk evaluation model CycleRAP is now used to map cycling safety. […]
Why mobility must be diverse and inclusive
“Humanity is diverse, and so are our mobility needs and movement patterns.” […]
AI in transportation 2023: The big changes ahead
Artificial intelligence in transportation can make mobility more efficient, safe, and easier. Here’s a few ways AI already affects your travels […]
PTV Visum Publisher: 8 cool features for your mobility projects
The success of mobility projects often depends on how they are presented to stakeholders. PTV Visum Publisher is a tool that helps to do so in the most attractive way. Here are its key features […]
Road Safety: Digital technology saves lives
Digital analysis and networked mobility ensure road safety on the way to Vision Zero. […]
How cities can reduce congestion
Cities worldwide struggle with traffic jams and congestion. What measures could help? […]
Mobility Trends 2023: Cheaper transit and big data
What are the mobility trends of 2023? Christian U. Haas, CEO of PTV Group, explains which tech will be in demand, how big data saves lives, and why subsidized public transit tickets are great. […]
Logistics trends 2023: cut costs, visualize, digitalize & network
The logistics industry is evolving faster than ever before. Reducing costs, visualizing, digitalizing, and networking – these are the four main logistics trends to watch out for in 2023.
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Accessibility analysis: How to plan people-centered mobility
Accessibility analysis is becoming an important part of the work of mobility and urban planners. Here’s a short guide to accessibility and the tools available to analyze it […]
EVs in crisis? We’re not doing this to make individual mobility cheaper!
EVs’ carbon footprint is getting worse. Will the energy crisis slow the expansion of e-mobility? Does the transformation of transportation still stand a chance, and what’s truly important there? […]
