Urban Mobility
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Uber crash a wake-up call, but autonomous drive development continues
Frost and Sullivan's Arunprasad Nandakumar, Team Leader, and Benny Daniel, Vice President, Consulting, Europe, analyse the fallout of the March 2018 crash in Tempe, Arizona
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How it happened: the Phoenix Uber Crash
March 2018 saw the first recorded instance of a pedestrian killed by an autonomous vehicle. Investigations continue, but the picture to emerge so far suggests shortcomings by Uber
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COMMENT: The auto industry needs to connect with drivers, not just cars
True Mobility as a Service entails taking advantage of all sorts of modes of transport, not just driving, writes Tien Tzuo
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Why Finland’s capital has become a world leader in future mobility
Mobility as a Service is on the rise in many cities - with Helsinki enjoying a leading role - are some locations simply better suited to the testing of new solutions than others?
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What can we learn from the demise of Helsinki’s Kutsu?
Kutsu was the Finnish capital's on-demand minibus service. Innovative and popular, but commercially unsuccessful, much can be learned from this pilot programme
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Autonomy is coming, but MaaS development carries on regardless
Autonomous drive technology could change the future of mobility, but some industry players suggest that MaaS development must still continue without it
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Helsinki experience underlines ease of selling MaaS, says mobility alliance
It's all about the user experience; get it right, and people are happy to consider alternatives to car ownership, says Piia Karjalainen, Senior Manager at MaaS Alliance
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Ride-sharing could be the space-saving solution smart cities need
The potential for ride-sharing is being explored both to replace and to enhance public transportation. Greenstreetsoftware.info looks at how such initiatives are being implemented in Helsinki
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Mobility success dependent on shift in public attitude
Solutions for mobility in Helsinki rely heavily on a new way of thinking from the industry and citizens alike
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Interview: Sampo Hietanen, Chief Executive, MaaS Global
Greenstreetsoftware.info talks to the founder of 'the world's first ever mobility as a service operator'
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Can Helsinki go car-free without an official ban?
Finnish capital pushes to implement mobility solutions that will be more desirable than personal vehicle ownership - but what will this mean for the city?
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Public transport still key to future mobility in Helsinki
Innovative projects to accelerate smart mobility in Helsinki will not necessarily lead to the depletion of public transportation in the city
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COMMENT: Helsinki leads the way on clean, safe, shared mobility
Harnessing smart technology and a bold approach to the future, the Finnish capital could provide the new blueprint for smart urban mobility, writes Megan Lampinen
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