10 thoughts for the future of shared, connected and autonomous mobility

Connected, shared and autonomous mobility is rapidly evolving, presenting both major risks and opportunities. Proactive regulation, robust policy decision-making, and strong public/private collaboration are crucial for the best path forward. The COVID-19 pandemic has further emphasized the importance of these technologies in creating a safe, sustainable, and efficient future transport system.

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The research method involved consulting a range of Arup and external thought leaders and considering the potential implications across next-generation mobility pricing, low emission, shared, connected, and autonomous mobility. The document is intended to increase awareness, foster collaboration, and develop discussion around the opportunities and challenges that societies will face in the near, medium, and potentially far future.

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The report discusses the rapid evolution of connected, shared, and autonomous mobility, highlighting the major risks and opportunities they present. It emphasizes the need for proactive regulation, robust policy decision-making, and strong public/private collaboration to ensure the best path forward. The COVID-19 pandemic has further emphasized the importance of these technologies in creating a safe, sustainable, and efficient future transport system.

(Generated with the help of GPT-4)

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