polisMOBILITY conference
Dialogue on the pulse of the transport transition
With the polisMOBILITY conference, we are inviting decision-makers, designers and facilitators from business, municipalities, politics, science and civil society to engage in dialogue.
We are looking for synergies and exploring new paths along the overarching topics of ‘municipal mobility transition’, ‘public transport & mobility services’ and ‘urban drive and energy transition’. The overarching question is: How can we work together to shape mobility for a liveable city of tomorrow?
The 2025 programme is currently being drawn up.
The 2025 programme is currently being prepared and will be published here in advance. You can look forward to keynotes, panel discussions, keynote speeches, workshops and plenty of room for inspiration and dialogue on the pulse of the transport transition.
polisMOBILITY 2024
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By looking at all relevant areas for a successful transport transition, polisMOBILITY is the centre for exchange and networking. The focus here is on the topics of "urban drive and energy transition", "municipal mobility transition" and "public transport & mobility services".
Local authorities have a key role to play in the mobility transition because they determine the local strategies and control measures to a decisive degree. At the same time, it is expected of them that they be technology-agnostic, ensure the provision of public services for their citizens and provide (digital) infrastructure across all sectors. The challenges and scopes of action that arise in the field of tension between spatial, administrative and civil-society factors must be addressed in an interdisciplinary fashion; in both the thematic fields of individual transport and the EcoMobility Alliance and in the field of logistics of the last mile.
Tomorrow’s mobility services will be multimodal, digitally connected, sustainable, shared – and, above all, simple and affordable. Public mobility must be provided in a way that connects conventional means of public transport with new mobility services as seamlessly as possible. Mobility thus offers users maximum flexibility while meeting the demands for efficiency and sustainability. Digital platforms are essential for seamlessly connecting different public and private sector operating models.
The transformation of the urban mobility system calls for technical innovations and solutions across sectors at the municipal level. Important here is on the one hand to adapt the existing regulations with an openness to technology and to expand the networking of (charging) infrastructure and technologies. On the other hand, the electricity and heat supply, the needs of industry and transport matters must be coordinated and connected without losing sight of the common good. New business models must be understood and developed, and resilient infrastructures created.
Maximillian Schmies
Müller + Busmann
Comference management polisMOBILITY
Hofaue 63
D-42103 Wuppertal
Germany
Tel. +49 202 24836 41
Annabelle Woltering
Müller + Busmann
Conference team polisMOBILITY
Tel. +49 202 24836 43
The guiding principles of the car-friendly and functional city have determined the premises of urban planning for many decades. Against the backdrop of global technological developments in digitalisation, artificial intelligence and energy storage, we are now on the threshold of a ‘mobility-friendly’ city, which will open up completely new possibilities for designing a sustainable and liveable city. With polisMOBILITY, we want to accompany this change and be a partner in the dialogue between business, science, politics and urban society.
Prof Dr Johannes Busmann
Managing Partner Müller + Busmann GmbH & Co KG
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