The global transport trends have fundamentally and permanently changed the overall demand patterns for personal mobility. This has disrupted the priorities for all stakeholders in the mobility ecosystem – and therefore every sector in the global economy.
We believe the three key modes of travel will converge, disrupting current mobility activity, leading to new business models based on an integrated and end-to-end user experience:
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The mass transit experience
The lower or zero core service provision, in a shared personal space with other travellers, incorporating multiple modes, operating where everyone has a similar objective.
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The private vehicle experience
In which most will consume rather than own, with premium pricing for additional levels of service, entertainment, brand or vehicle.
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The personal wellbeing experience
Travellers focusing on zero environment impact and health benefits. Wellbeing mobility will be provided on dedicated infrastructure, connected to personal devices, often used at the end of journeys or as part of intermodal connectivity.
So on a journey that has been on a bumpy road, with a lot of traffic and now reached a crossroads, what road to take next?
We provide a series of articles and studies that answer this key question.
Our mobility Insights
Destination 2030 - Who’s in the driving seat for the future of mobility?
The new realities of remote working, energy crises, climate change and supply chain disruption are profoundly changing the demand for mobility and the direction and pace of change. What does this mean for the current and future players in the mobility market?
Destination 2030 - What happens when climate neutrality is non-negotiable?
We believe this will change the priorities for your sector due to changes in customer demand, regulation and mobility patterns. Customers, government and business are all impacted by the drive to sustainability and a carbon neutral future.
