By 2040, most city dwellers in developed countries will no longer own private cars. There will be few on-street parking spaces and no public car parks in the centre of towns. In many cities, fossil-fuel vehicles will have been banned completely. Following the announcement that the EU will approve the sale of fully self driving cars the sector is preparing for significant investment and innovation

Mobility is undergoing one of the most transformational shifts of a generation, with far-reaching implications for the way we live our lives.

The future of mobility being fuelled by three key technology-driven disruptive trends: electrification of vehicles, connected & autonomous vehicles and Mobility-as-a-Service. How can consumers and business seize the benefits of this mobility revolution?

Cities where cars, public transport , bicycles, e-scooters, and even offices are shared and rented by the hour will become the norm. Future transport modes will operate under subscriptions that offer low costs for slower journeys or a premium price for speedy luxury vehicles.

This event will be attended by policymakers, transport operators, tech companies, energy companies, OEM’s, local authorities, academics, NGOs, urban transport practitioners & urban planners to discuss and debate to key issues to consider when planning for sustainable city, urban and rural mobility.

Early bird registration is now open. To secure you place book today to avoid disappointment.