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EY: Urban Mobility Blueprint
Growth in urban travel needs is fast outpacing the development of transport infrastructure.
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Growth in urban travel needs is fast outpacing the development of transport infrastructure. As stakeholders ranging from city administrations and transport companies to telecomm operators and shared mobility companies consider a variety of alternatives to current transportation, the need of the hour is to identify business strategies that enable sustainable integrated urban mobility.
This five-page report from Ernst & Young defines and discusses the "mobility ecosystem," a combination of mobility services, the infrastructure to integrate those options and the stakeholders who deliver these services.
To learn more about the Ernst & Young Global Automotive Center, click HERE.
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