Call for Speakers
We are inviting experienced practitioners, senior leaders, and subject-matter experts to share their perspectives at this year’s conference in Prague, Czech Republic. The conference takes place from 8 – 9 October 2026 and the program will focus on the most pressing challenges shaping urban transportation today, including the transition to zero-emission mobility, scaling public transport […]
5 Structural Shifts Redefining Urban Mobility in Europe
By 2026, Paris’s 15-minute city model delivers 80% of daily needs within walking or cycling distance for 2 million residents, which cuts the car use by 35% without mandates. This is not an isolated success. Across Europe, quieter structural shifts are already changing how cities plan, regulate, and invest in mobility. Below are five that […]
Final Conference Program Now Live
I’m excited to announce that the final program for this year’s conference is released! The schedule is now confirmed, bringing together keynotes, case studies, spotlights, and panels that cover today’s most relevant issues. You can find the complete lineup of speakers, topics, and timings in the final program. This year’s program brings together leading voices […]
The default infrastructure – walkability, transit and cycling
written by Vishesh Ranglani (Conference Lead / Navigate Mobility) We like to tell ourselves we’re making progress. adding a bike lane here, a crosswalk there but what we’re really doing is sprinkling “human touches” onto a system still built for machines. Walkability gets framed as an amenity instead of a necessity. Here’s the thing: every […]
If Cars are the Default Citizen, People are the Afterthought
written by Vishesh Ranglani (Conference Lead / Navigate Mobility) We don’t actually design cities for people. We design them for cars, and then try to squeeze people back in around the edges. We talk about “walkability,” “mixed use,” and “transit-oriented development” but when it comes time to approve a plan, it’s the parking ratios, traffic […]
Announcing Ing. Jan Barchánek as a keynote speaker on Development of Rail and Road Zero-Emission Public Transport in Prague
We are excited to share that Ing. Jan Barchánek, Transport Director (COO) at Prague Public Transit Co., Inc., will be a keynote speaker at the upcoming Navigate Mobility conference in Prague 13 November 2025. Jan Barchánek is 48 years old and was graduated as the traffic engineer. He is working at Prague Public Transit Co., […]
Announcing András Körizs as a Case Study session Speaker on DRT in Vienna
We are excited to share that MSc András Körizs, Public Transport Specialist at Wiener Linien GmbH & Co KG, will be a speaker at the upcoming Navigate Mobility conference in Prague 13 November 2025. András Körizs has been working in various fields of mobility over ten years, and since May 2020, he has been with […]
What cities actually need to evolve and what senior decision-makers should be prioritizing?
In this new short video series where we hear a candid take from attendees, we bring you a perspective from Jaromir Beranek, Chairman of the International Relations and EU Funds Committee, City of Prague. Here are a few takeaways he believes matter most for cities and decision-makers: ✔ Prague is tasked with rolling out 1,500 […]
Horizon Europe 2028 – 2034
The EU’s next big research and innovation programme is already taking shape and mobility is right at the center. Clean aviation, connected & automated transport, smart cities, rail, deep tech… the opportunities are massive. But so is the competition. We broke down the essentials into a quick visual guide: 👉 where the €175B goes👉 how […]
Managing mobility in towns under 100,000?
Managing mobility in towns under 100,000? You’re likely balancing tight budgets, limited staff, and weak public transport options. Good news: The new SUMP Topic Guide from the EU Urban Mobility Observatory offers practical, tailored solutions to help. Key highlights: Featured practical measures include: Safe school zonesWalking and cycling infrastructureDemand-responsive bus servicesActivation of public spaces The […]