On October 1st, the most accomplished mobility and micro-mobility players from all around the world took over the stage at the Micromobility conference in Berlin. Seasoned experts shared valuable insights and real experiences on how to create better mobility experiences. Here, we are listing our seven main takeaways from the conference.
To sum it up, we left the conference with a strong impression that cities want to act now, but that they lack the know-how to orchestrate a holistic approach to mobility. They want to implement policies to regulate the micromobility scene and lead it in the right direction, so that it benefits both businesses and citizens. At the moment, cities need to answer questions such as data sharing, regulation implementation, digitalization, and potential middlemen needed to provide relevant technology. And finally, both cities and MSPs strongly believe that consolidation of operators will happen in cities, either due to economics or regulatory frameworks. May the battle of the streets begin.
Founded in 2013, Trafi is a Lithuanian tech start-up. Trafi is working shoulder-to-shoulder with cities, countries, and companies worldwide to create the best in class Mobility-as-a-Service alternative for congested cities. Trafi offers cities the possibility to connect all mobility services into one single platform where users can check itineraries and also book their tickets and trips.
Trafi’s mission is to empower cities’ urban transportation with technology and know-how and encourage citizens to use more sustainable modes of transportation by accessing all services into one single platform. Trafi is currently live in 4 continents around the world and 7 cities.