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The transport sector is undergoing a significant transformation, with digital approaches playing a pivotal role in achieving sustainability goals. This transformation is being spearheaded by the Working Group on Intelligent Mobility, which engages in dialogue with politics and business to shape the digital mobility transition.
One of the key aspects of this digital transformation is the data-driven management of multi- and intermodal traffic. This approach allows for the optimisation of utilisation, making mobility more flexible and diverse. Innovative sharing concepts and on-demand mobility solutions are also being integrated into the ecosystem, offering opportunities for a more efficient and sustainable transportation system.
The digital mobility ecosystem is also focusing on designing a fair and secure exchange of mobility data. This is crucial for the successful integration of digital public transport and the networking of flexible and individual mobility offers. The development and expansion of digital infrastructures, such as cross-border payment services and ticketing, digital transport infrastructure, and multimodal platforms, are essential for the seamless operation of this new system.
Promotion of Mobility-as-a-Service business models is another key area of focus. These models, which offer a range of mobility options on demand, are seen as a key to reducing private car ownership and promoting more sustainable modes of transport.
The digital transformation of the mobility ecosystem is offering numerous opportunities for optimising utilisation, making mobility more flexible, diverse, and sustainable. The Working Group on Intelligent Mobility is at the forefront of this transformation, working to ensure that the digital mobility transition is fair, secure, and beneficial for all.
