Two days of expert insights and networking shaping mobility transition
11–12 March 2027 | Prague, Czech Republic
If you are responsible for how people move through cities, and how that infrastructure evolves under climate and fiscal pressure, this conference is where your peers come together. The program delivers a curated environment built for people integrating urban transport solutions.
The Delegation at a Glance:
Turn policy into practice.
The central focus is the gap between ambitious mobility strategies and their delivery on the ground. The conference looks at the practical steps behind better public transport, resilient infrastructure, multimodal integration and people-centred urban planning with a clear shift from moving traffic to moving people.
Leave with useful connections and practical insights.
The value of Navigate Mobility extends beyond the sessions themselves. Dedicated networking, roundtables and structured discussions create space to identify potential partners, validate approaches and continue conversations after the conference.
Learn from projects that are being delivered.
The program is built around practical experience instead of theory alone. Sessions examine real projects, decisions and outcomes, with candid discussion of what worked, what failed and what had to change along the way.
Meet the people shaping urban mobility.
The format creates direct access to city mobility leaders, public transport operators, regional authorities, industry providers, researchers and other practitioners. With a focused group of 150+ participants, there is room for substantive conversations rather than the anonymity of a large trade show. The aim is straightforward: exchange experience, test ideas with peers and build connections across the public and private sectors.
This keynote examines the hard trade-offs urban mobility leaders face today, and the consequences of getting them wrong.
A moderated discussion on the reality of governance. This session discusses
where authority, veto power, and accountability truly sit before money or political capital is committed.
More frequency downtown means less service to peripheral neighborhoods.
Lower fares mean fewer routes. This case study examines how it is to confront the hardest question in public transport: when you cannot serve everyone equally, who do you prioritize, and how do you defend that choice?
Separating promised savings from actual operating reality.
Adapting to a permanently changed demand environment with hybrid work, discretionary travel growth, equity considerations, and fiscal pressure.
EU funding, national budgets, public–private partnerships, and risk allocation. Providing clarity on financial exposure, funding resilience, and long-term
system sustainability.
Affordability, equity, and the trade-offs inherent in inclusive mobility. The session encourages candid discussion about financial limits, prioritisation, and long-term sustainability.
Aligning cities, operators, and investors around approval criteria.
Five roundtable groups will explore how leaders assess risk, keep delivery on track, and protect public trust when the stakes are high and the margin for error is thin.
See the full program to view detailed session information and networking opportunities.
Early Adopter Rate (until 30 November 2026):
€340 standard | €220 public sector
Matthew Eastwood, Head of EV Infrastructure, Consumer Incentives and Fleets Environment, Transport Scotland
Prof. Angela Francke, Professor of Cycling and Sustainable Mobility, University of Kassel, Germany
Johnny Ojeil, Global Urban & Transport Planning Leader, Ramboll UK Ltd
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The organising company effistride s.r.o. is registered in the commercial register kept at the
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Two days of expert insights and networking shaping mobility transition
11–12 March 2027
Prague, Czech Republic
If you are responsible for how people move through cities, and how that infrastructure evolves under climate and fiscal pressure, this conference is where your peers come together. The program delivers a curated environment built for people integrating urban transport solutions.
The Delegation at a Glance:
Turn policy into practice.
The conference bridges the gap between mobility strategy and delivery, with a focus on moving from traffic to people.
Leave with useful connections and practical insights.
Beyond the sessions, Navigate Mobility creates space to build relationships, explore opportunities and continue conversations through networking, roundtables and structured discussions.
Learn from projects that are being delivered.
Real projects, decisions and outcomes take centre stage, with candid discussion of what worked, what failed and what changed.
Meet the people shaping urban mobility.
A focused group of 150+ mobility professionals creates direct access to decision-makers and space for substantive conversations, peer exchange and cross-sector connections.
This keynote examines the hard trade-offs urban mobility leaders face today, and the consequences of getting them wrong.
A moderated discussion on the reality of governance. This session discusses
where authority, veto power, and accountability truly sit before money or political capital is committed.
More frequency downtown means less service to peripheral neighborhoods.
Lower fares mean fewer routes. This case study examines how it is to confront the hardest question in public transport: when you cannot serve everyone equally, who do you prioritize, and how do you defend that choice?
Separating promised savings from actual operating reality.
Adapting to a permanently changed demand environment with hybrid work, discretionary travel growth, equity considerations, and fiscal pressure.
EU funding, national budgets, public–private partnerships, and risk allocation. Providing clarity on financial exposure, funding resilience, and long-term
system sustainability.
Affordability, equity, and the trade-offs inherent in inclusive mobility. The session encourages candid discussion about financial limits, prioritisation, and long-term sustainability.
Aligning cities, operators, and investors around approval criteria.
Five roundtable groups will explore how leaders assess risk, keep delivery on track, and protect public trust when the stakes are high and the margin for error is thin.
See the full program to view detailed session information and networking opportunities.
All rates include full access to both days.
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