Automobiles have shaped personal mobility for a long time until the rising number of vehicles on the road became a cause of concern for cities, many of which started experiencing a shortage of parking spaces, as well as traffic jams and air pollution caused by exhaust gas. Going hand in hand with the efforts to mitigate climate change, the mobility strategies of many countries have shifted focus on more efficient ways such as public transportation and mobility services, including car-sharing and ride-hailing. These strategies are expected to shape urban mobility in the coming decade, paving the way for a more sustainable and efficient way to move around.
Public transport has existed for a long time around the world to provide cost-efficient mobility to urbanites, while higher-end customers tend to prefer personal vehicles for a higher level of comfort and more privacy. Mobility services are feted for combining comfort and flexibility, as well as lower one-off costs. The concept also goes hand in hand with the wider trend of a sharing economy.
Mobility servicesThe public transportation and mobility services category provides information on the usage and infrastructure of both public transport and mobility services, and the general mobility-as-a-service market. The public transportation and mobility services segments focus on urban transport. All of the information is complemented with key financial data on the market leaders in these segments.
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