The Clean Air Law. EU Directive 2024/2881
Air pollution in Europe has improved over the decades. Still, about 300,000 people die prematurely each year due to it. In 2021, 97% of urban residents faced fine particulate matter (PM2.5) levels above WHO’s latest guidelines.PM2.5 is the most harmful air pollutant. The EU Directive 2024/2881 represents a comprehensive response that significantly tightens air quality […]
Navigate Mobility announces Luka Novačko as a speaker
We’re adding a new dimension to the conference program with the confirmation of Luka Novačko as a featured speaker. What sets Luka apart?With 18 years in traffic engineering, Luka leads both the Department for Road Transport and the Laboratory for Planning and Modelling at the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences, University of Zagreb. His […]
A brilliant MIT idea that never hit the streets
In 2006, MIT Media Lab proposed stackable, sharable EVs, years before Uber or e-scooters. The idea had the technical reasoning. What it lacked was the system. Nearly 20 years later, the promise remains unfulfilled. What stalled it? What can you learn from it? And would it work if launched today? 🔖 This short read holds […]
Call for Speakers
Navigate Mobility is looking for inspiring voices to participate at the upcoming conference in Prague, Czech Republic, on 13 November 2025. If you have a story and experience that can inspire, we welcome your valuable contribution. Speaking at this event will allow you to expand your network and make a lasting impact in the mind […]
5 Trends in Inclusive Urban Mobility
Most cities still design mobility for the average user. That leaves older adults, caregivers, and students behind. In 2025, that’s a liability, socially and politically. These 5 trends show how leading cities are building inclusive systems that work for everyone. READ MORE here
Why Cars Kill Cities
🚗 This could be controversial. More roads don’t fix traffic. More parking doesn’t improve access. The more we build for cars, the less functional our cities become. > The Illusion of Access: Cars feel fast, but they slow cities down> The Paradox of Speed: Individual trips seem quicker, but congestion and sprawl erase those gains> […]
What a Century Old Street Scene can Teach us about Urban Mobility
There is a certain kind of photograph that captures more than a moment. It captures a mindset. A recently rediscovered image of a European street scene from the early twentieth century does just that. It is not just a nostalgic glimpse into the past. It is a blueprint for reimagining our urban future. Before cars […]
Do digital payment systems in transport make mobility more accessible or create new barriers?
For many cities, digital payment systems have become the backbone of modern transportation. Whether through contactless bank cards, mobile wallets, or app-based ticketing, these solutions promise faster, more convenient, and more efficient travel. But as we rush toward a cashless, digital-first future, an important question emerges: Are we truly making transport more accessible, or are […]
Building Cities That Move with Purpose. The New Mobility Imperative?
In the bustling heart of our cities, the pulse of progress beats strongest through our urban mobility systems. As we gear up for the Navigate Mobility gathering, it’s time to take a fresh look at how we’re shaping the future of our urban landscapes. Let’s dive into the world of infrastructure investment and its power […]
European cities and Urban Mobility
In the heart of Europe’s cities, the hum of movement tells a complex story. Narrow cobblestone streets blend with sleek bike lanes, while tram bells compete with the whispers of electric cars. Residents cherish the old-world charm but wrestle with 21st-century demands for speed and sustainability. Imagine a commuter in Milan, caught between an overburdened […]