The issue of sustainable mobility in rapidly growing cities is now beginning to take center stage as a major obstacle to sustainable economic development. Fast urbanization has led to levels of congestion and pollution that severely impair the economic prospects of cities and the health and wellbeing of the people that live in them. In addition, transportation is a major contributor to global climate change, particularly greenhouse gas emissions, meaning that it is the prime target for reducing air pollution and obtaining a sustainable environment.

Therefore, urban planners worldwide continually attempt to support sustainable transport, especially in developing countries. Green mobility is a way to achieve sustainable cities, and cities need efficient and affordable solutions to prevent traffic jams, improve urban environmental degradation, and reduce CO2 emissions.

Let’s talk about how the future of mobility is being fuelled by technology-driven disruptive solutions!