Topics
Mobility as a Service (MAAS)
- Sociology – Behavioural models and “habits” of individual target groups
- Business model for MAAS
- Innovative models for financing integrated public transport systems
- Financing from Regional Operational Programmes
- Cooperation among municipalities, transportation companies and suppliers
- MAAS from the perspective of European strategies and regulation (with the objective of interconnecting reservation systems, ticket vending systems, ticket issuing systems and other areas)
- Public transportation as the backbone of MAAS
- Innovative MAAS components (such as bike sharing, electromobility, car sharing, taxis...)
- Projects – Positive and negative experiences
- MAAS promotion and marketing
Sustainable Mobility
- What is “clean mobility”? (EURO 6 vs. natural gas vs. electricity)
- The relationship between “clean mobility” and shaping public space
- It’s not just important what’s riding, but which way it’s going (public transportation preferences)
- Reflecting climate change in transportation solutions
- The White Paper in practice – How much are we following it?
- From the city’s perspective – Which infrastructure to build, the significance of preference, use of e-buses for extending trolleybus and tram routes, at what ratio does it make sense?
- From the transportation companies’ perspective – Which technology should be operated?
- Public transportation promotion aimed at increasing the number of users
Urbanism and Public Transportation
- Harmony between urban growth and transportation accessibility
- Transportation solutions in (historical) urban centres
- Handling stationary traffic, connections to public transportation
- Public transportation terminals from various perspectives:
- Pragmatic – Capability of planning transportation more cost-effectively (positive and negative examples)
- Presentation – Accent on public space, civic amenities and landmarks – various approaches
- Multimodal – Bike sharing, bicycle storage areas, park & ride lots, recharging stations for electric vehicles as a part of terminals