Smart Cities: Leading the Way in Mobility
As urban areas grow increasingly crowded, cities and their leaders are seeking technology solutions ranging from car- and scooter-sharing to autonomous shuttles to solve transportation issues such as traffic congestion, air pollution and road safety. To do this they’re turning to automakers and mobility providers and forming unprecedented partnerships to leverage technology to meet cities’ unique needs. This report includes comprehensive case studies of private-public partnerships between cities and mobility providers and delves into the details of each project: how they’re planned and operated, who is involved, essential elements for deployment and more.
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ADDRESSED IN THIS REPORT:
- What compels cities to work with mobility providers?
- How do cities approach partnering with mobility providers?
- What’s required for mobility providers to work with cities?
- What policy and technology solutions are unique to city- centered mobility projects?
- Which city departments are involved in mobility projects?
OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO:
- Automaker and Tier-1 suppliers involved in mobility
- Automotive, technology and financial analysts
- City planners and other government officials
- Transportation professionals
- Urban policy and transportation stakeholders
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Hear from experts on the front lines of cutting-edge urban mobility.
- Learn about the growing market in city-centric mobility solutions.
- Discover the unique mobility needs of cities.
- Understand the process of working with city officials.
- Comprehend the complex elements leading cities to rely on tech-based transportation.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. OVERVIEW
- DATA AS A TOOL
- NEED FOR NEW MOBILITY OPTIONS
- WHICH TYPE OF MOBILITY IS MOST IMPORTANT FOR CITIES IN THE FUTURE?
- CITIES’ VEHICLE BANS
- SHOULD RESTRICTIONS SUCH AS CONGESTION CHARGES AND BANS BE IMPOSED ON VEHICLES ENTERING CITIES?
- SHOULD CITIES HAVE AREAS WHERE NO CARS ARE ALLOWED?
- CURB MANAGEMENT
- SHOULD CITIES PROVIDE SPECIAL ACCOMODATIONS FOR NEW MOBILITY OPTIONS?
- BOTH TEST BED AND BATTLEGROUND
- WHOSE INPUT SHOULD BE GIVEN THE MOST AUTHORITY ON IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW-MOBILITY TECHNOLOGIES IN CITIES?
- WHO SHOULD HAVE INPUT ON IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW-MOBILITY TECHNOLOGIES IN CITIES?
II. MARKET
- WHAT’S THE MOST IMPORTANT MOBILITY PROBLEM TO SOLVE IN CITIES?
- NEW MOBILITY OPTIONS
- RIDE-HAILING’S POSITIVE, NEGATIVE IMPACTS
- MAYORS LEAD THE CHARGE
- PROJECTED GROWTH
- SMART CITIES LAYERED VALUE CHAIN
- GLOBAL INSTALLED BASE OF INTERNET-CONNECTABLE DEVICES IN AUTOMOBILES
- SMART CITIES INSTALLED BASE AND REVENUES
- WHAT IS THE MINIMUM LEVEL OF INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNOLOGY NEEDED FOR SUCCESSFUL MOBILITY-SCHEME OPERATION?
- WHICH SERVICE DO YOU MOST WANT TO SEE IN YOUR CITY OR TOWN?
- WHICH ENTITIES HAVE THE BEST CHANCE OF PARTNERING WITH CITIES ON NEW MOBILITY?
- ROBOTAXIS ALREADY ON THE ROAD
- WHERE SHOULD CITIES ALLOW AUTONOMOUS ROBOTAXIS?
- TRANSIT DESERTS
- HOW WILL THE RECENT CORONAVIRUS CRISIS AFFECT SHARED MOBILITY IN CITIES OVER THE NEXT 12 MONTHS?
- HOW WILL THE RECENT CORONAVIRUS CRISIS AFFECT SHARED MOBILITY IN CITIES OVER THE NEXT 5 YEARS?
III. CASE STUDIES
- MOTIONAL’S (FORMERLY APTIV) LAS VEGAS PILOT
- MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS
- AN INHERENT MOBILITY DEMAND
- PREPPING FOR LAUNCH
- DRIVING MILLIONS IN REVENUE
- FORD’S MIAMI AND AUSTIN AV PILOTS
- COLLABORATING WITH CITIES LIKE NEVER BEFORE
- DOING A LOT OF LISTENING
- LEARNING AND GROWING AT SCALE
- MAY MOBILITY’S AV SHUTTLES, MULTIPLE CITIES
- STATE-BY-STATE, CITY-BY-CITY
- TYING INTO INFRASTRUCTURE
- LINKING TO OTHER TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS
- MERCEDES-BENZ’ SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA AV PILOT
- COLLABORATION AND TESTING ON TWO CONTINENTS
- WHAT FUTURE TRANSPORTATION LOOKS LIKE
- COMMUNITY INPUT
- VULOG’S MADRID PROJECT
- GIVE BACK THE FAMOUS BLUE SKY
- A CLOSE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE CITY
IV. Q&A
- MOTIONAL’S (FORMERLY APTIV) KARL IAGNEMA AND ABE GHABRA
- CITY OF AUSTIN’S ROB SPILLAR
- FORD’S SCOTT GRIFFITH
- MAY MOBILITY’S TARA LANIGAN
- MERCEDES-BENZ’S ALEX SCHAAB
- MIAMI-DADE COUNTY’S CARLOS CRUZ-CASAS
- VULOG’S GREGORY DUCONGÉ
- WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM’S MOUCHKA HELLER
V. APPENDIX
- WARDS INTELLIGENCE 2020 SMART CITIES AND MOBILITY SURVEY
- SMART CITIES LAYERED VALUE CHAIN
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