Is data privacy possible in times of Corona? How can movement data be used for urban planning? How to incentivize the switch to sustainable mobility? Let's unpack mobility news with Fabien Sauthier

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We’re living in an age of rapid change: moving away from owned cars to Mobility as a Service, electrifying bikes and scooters, and making driving itself obsolete. It’s a lot to take into, and your host Justas Petronis is here to help. Every two weeks he sits down with industry experts and city leaders to give you a clear picture of how urban mobility will look like tomorrow.

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Is data privacy possible in times of Corona? How can movement data be used for urban planning? How to incentivize the switch to sustainable mobility? Let's unpack mobility news with Fabien Sauthier

On the Go

23 minutes 43 seconds

5 years ago

Is data privacy possible in times of Corona? How can movement data be used for urban planning? How to incentivize the switch to sustainable mobility? Let's unpack mobility news with Fabien Sauthier

We're continuing our second season with Fabien Sauthier, Chief Operating Officer of MOTIONTAG - mobility company that infers insights from smartphone sensors about when, where, how, and why people use transport services. Together we give you insights into:

How and which mobility data is used to create digital twins that help shape urban planning? Similar mobility data is relied upon for tracking COVID-19 contacts – is it safe? European Commissioner for Competition has concerns with how Silicon Valley is approaching mobility tracking. Can we secure our movement data from huge multinational companies as well as nascent authoritarian regimes? Will public transportation survive physical distancing? How can new tech help with new features: real-time departures, crowdedness, disruption information? Finally, can incentives nudge people towards sustainable mobility?

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