Our convictions – Futura-Mobility

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Our convictions for responsible mobility

Silo-thinking isn’t the way to approach tomorrow’s mobility. This is the founding principle of Futura-Mobility, the think tank bringing together the views and expertise of various stakeholders from the mobility sector. Our objectives? To reflect as a group on the challenges and solutions for envisaging a future mobility that is both people centric and respects planetary limits. The eleven convictions and questions that have emerged from this forward-looking exercise seek to stimulate public debate and develop projects to ensure mobility meets the challenges of the 21st century.

OUR APPROACH

Joëlle Touré and Jean-Jacques Thomas

ENHANCE SOCIAL BENEFITS

NEW YORK CITY - CIRCA 2017: Busy crowds of people cross the intersection of 5th Avenue and 23rd Street in Manhattan, New York City with the colorful setting sun in the background on June 3rd, 2017.

Conviction #1

Freedom of movement vs. environmental responsibility

Navigation direction mobile application concept illustration

Conviction #3

User-centric mobility

Taipei: This is a view of a riverside cycling path with people cycling and Guandu bridge in the background on a sunny day on May 29, 2017 in Taipei

Conviction #4

For truly soft mobility

RESPECT PLANETARY LIMITS

Electric Vehicle in Park Charging station in UK Street

Conviction #2

Towards a new energy mix

Cartoon-by-Graeme-MacKay-Source-MacKay

Conviction #10

Biodiversity loss, a strategic issue

Photo: Kawita Chitprathak-Pixabay

Conviction #11

Freshwater resources, vital and increasingly rare

PUT TECHNOLOGY TO WORK FOR COMMON CHALLENGES

Utrecht, The Netherlands - October 12, 2016: Train at station Utrecht waiting at the platform with doors open.

Conviction #5

Seamless intermodality

young woman reading a magazine in a autonomous car. driverless car. self-driving vehicle. heads up display. automotive technology.

Conviction #6

Autonomous vehicles: what risks?

Multiracial hipster friends couple having fun with smartphone in subway train - Urban relationship concept with young people watching mobile phone in city underground area - Bright desaturated filter

Conviction #7

Mobility and the attention economy

Futuristic cityscape with dense architecture and flying aircrafts.

Conviction #9

New areas of mobility or immobility

ACCELERATE THANKS TO PUBLIC POLICY

Bikes and Cars on the Street during Rush Hour in Copenhagen. Cars line the left side of the road while cyclists use the bike lane on the right. Image could be used to illustrate urban traffic congestion, rush hour, alternate transportation or a mode of excersice.

Conviction #8

The role of public policy