Cleantech startup GaiaHub is helping cities move towards climate neutrality by offering real-time traffic emissions monitoring through advanced license plate recognition and data analytics. In a pilot project supported by EIT Urban Mobility in Liepāja, Latvia, GaiaHub installed smart cameras at key intersections to track vehicle types and emissions using data from the Latvian National Car Registry. The system provides real-time insights into emissions trends, significantly improving the city's previous, slower method of data collection.

GaiaHub’s Vision for Urban Health

Over the past few years, and in particular the last couple, Europe has witnessed a raft of remarkable advancements in sustainable mobility, reflecting a collective commitment to environmental stewardship and innovative transport solutions. Intertraffic takes a look into five of the most intriguing and groundbreaking developments that have emerged across the continent, with a couple of slightly more “left field” solutions than you might expect.

sustainable mobility innovations: fostering a new culture

The Netherlands has long been a pioneer in sustainable mobility, seamlessly integrating innovative transport solutions into its urban planning and, perhaps eve more significantly, its culture. From its infamous and extensive cycling infrastructure to cutting-edge public transit systems, the country exemplifies how sustainable practices can enhance urban liveability.

enhancing liveability: how the netherlands is leading the way in sustainable mobility

Governments across Europe are pushing electric vehicle (EV) adoption so that we can move towards a zero-emission future. The result? EV sales have jumped, and repair requests for these vehicles have gone up by 98% over the past year. But with only 24% of UK technicians having the skills to work on EVs, the automotive repair industry is simply not prepared to handle what is due to come: a massive increase in demand.

Addressing the EV skills gap: Building the workforce for a zero-emission future

Less than two weeks into Donald Trump’s second term in office as President of the USA, the talk has already turned to what the future might hold for the smart mobility sector. Although no direct mention has been made of the term “smart mobility” in any of the 78 year old billionaire’s recent slew of funding announcements, industry figures have begun speculating as to what may be in store in terms of funding, policy initiatives, project cancellations and, particularly, on his virtual dismissal of the notion of an EV infrastructure and a seeming return to a reliance on gas- and oil-powered vehicles.

The Trump shift - Prospects for the smart mobility sector under a new Administration in the White House

With new information becoming available on what seems to be a daily basis, what are the indicators that cities are on the right track to achieving their crucial sustainable mobility goals? Deploying new projects is only one tool in what has to be an armoury of solutions.

A Positive Outlook for Sustainable Mobility in 2025

Al adentrarnos en 2025, el panorama de la movilidad sostenible se llena de optimismo e innovación. La convergencia de avances tecnológicos, apoyo normativo y el cambio en las preferencias de los consumidores está impulsando una era transformadora en el transporte. Este artículo explora las principales tendencias y desarrollos que pintan un futuro prometedor para la movilidad sostenible en 2025.

Una perspectiva positiva para la movilidad sostenible en 2025

As humanity looks beyond Earth toward life on other planets, the development of efficient and sustainable transport systems within space settlements emerges as a groundbreaking challenge. Dimitrios Milakis, a senior researcher at the Institute of Transport Research, delves into this uncharted territory by proposing a conceptual framework for space settlement transport systems.

Space transport systems: a new frontier

As Latin America faces rapid urbanization and a pressing need for sustainable development, innovative frameworks are essential for fostering sustainable mobility solutions. One such framework is Scharmer's Disconnect, which identifies the gaps between current practices and desired outcomes. By applying this framework to Brazil, a country grappling with traffic congestion, environmental concerns, and social inequality, can explore pathways to enhance sustainable mobility, technology integration, and effective traffic management.

Leveraging Scharmer's Disconnect Framework for Sustainable Mobility in Brazil

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GaiaHub’s Vision for Urban Health

sustainable mobility innovations: fostering a new culture

enhancing liveability: how the netherlands is leading the way in sustainable mobility

Addressing the EV skills gap: Building the workforce for a zero-emission future

The Trump shift - Prospects for the smart mobility sector under a new Administration in the White House

A Positive Outlook for Sustainable Mobility in 2025

Una perspectiva positiva para la movilidad sostenible en 2025

Space transport systems: a new frontier

Leveraging Scharmer's Disconnect Framework for Sustainable Mobility in Brazil

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GaiaHub’s Vision for Urban Health

sustainable mobility innovations: fostering a new culture

enhancing liveability: how the netherlands is leading the way in sustainable mobility

Addressing the EV skills gap: Building the workforce for a zero-emission future

The Trump shift - Prospects for the smart mobility sector under a new Administration in the White House

A Positive Outlook for Sustainable Mobility in 2025

Una perspectiva positiva para la movilidad sostenible en 2025

Space transport systems: a new frontier

Leveraging Scharmer's Disconnect Framework for Sustainable Mobility in Brazil

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