Verplaatsbaar-Mobiel-Nomadic

Spatial mobility describes the ability of people and goods to move or be moved and makes it possible for people to pursue different activities, such as living, working, education or leisure independently from each other. Being on the move is increasingly an expression of a lifestyle. As populations and their economies grow, so does their transport networks. Existing infrastructures are increasingly reaching their limits of capacity and must be expanded. Digitisation and other technologies are currently creating the foundations necessary to meet the growing demands for flexibility, ecology and comfort. Examples of this include shared or autonomous vehicles, apps for route planning and mobility hubs, where rental bikes, car-sharing vehicles, trains, buses, trams or taxi services are available depending on what is required.