Keywords
(+) mobility (+) public transport (+) integrated passenger public system (+) railway (+) buses (+) quality of public transport system
This year we are celebrating the Year of the railway. Today, mobility is a hot topic even in the mainstream media, particularly sustainable mobility.
Do we know what mobility is?
What is mobility and what is sustainable mobility represented not only in the media but also in the institutions at the local, regional, national, and not least on the European level? Do all these actors know what mobility is? Do we know what mobility is?
What does the railway system need to do to become a real backbone of mobility? Can we establish cross country integrated passenger public system? Is it time to rerun single wagon loads on our railway network?
We need you to contribute to the railway policy with a multi-modal approach to mobility.
Call for Sessions
Call for Sessions under the Umbrella of three Thematic Tracks is now open
Apply with your session proposal to one of our three Thematic Tracks. The thematic track A above is about Railway Policy, thematic track B about Well-Being and Mobility and track C aboutFuture-Proof Mobility Systems & Solutions. We look forward to your session submission.
Deadline Countdown
Deadline of the Call for Sessions
The submission deadline for the Call for Sessions is May 31st, 2021. Countdown to the submission deadline:
Tracks
Related Thematic Tracks
The 2021 Mobilitatis Omni Conference has three thematic tracks to which the session proposal submissions are possible.
TBA soon.
The role that cycling and rail transport needs to play for future-proof mobility systems.
For a short time, in the last year, we have intensively started to discover the immediate surroundings of our homes – on foot and with a bicycle.
The reality about transportation is that it’s future-oriented. If we’re planning for what we have, we’re behind the curve.
Anthony Foxx, Director of The Volcker Alliance, former United States secretary of transportation