Frequently asked questions
Real mobility transitions cannot happen in municipal silos, corporate labs, or university faculties alone. Navigate Mobility bridges the gap between public policy mandates, industrial capability and applied research. The focused program brings 150 leaders across the entire delivery chain into candid, peer-to-peer debate on de-risking capital investments, overcoming institutional friction and turning transport strategies into functional European infrastructure.
Yes. Most sessions include a Q&A slot, and the format is designed to keep discussion open and practical. With a focused audience of around 150–200 professionals, there is enough room for different perspectives to be heard.
Public sector pricing applies to:
- Government employees (city, regional, national level)
- Public universities and research institutes
- Publicly-funded transport authorities
- Registered non-profit organizations focused on urban planning, environment, or transportation
You may be asked to provide proof of employment (email domain, employee ID, or letter from employer).
We will create a private LinkedIn group and a mobile app for all participants, with invitations sent 4 weeks before the Conference (early September 2026). In the LinkedIn group you can:
- Introduce yourself and your organization
- Share challenges you’re facing
- Arrange 1-1 meetings during summit
- Form groups with shared interests
- Continue conversations post-summit
Participation is optional but highly recommended as many valuable connections start before the event.
Opt-in only. When you register, you can choose whether to be included in:
- Attendee directory in mobile app
- LinkedIn group
- Post-event attendee list shared with sponsors
Tickets may usually be transferred to another attendee if you let us know in advance. Cancellations are handled in line with our standard EU online purchase conditions for private customers and companies.
Registration gives you access to the full two-day program, including all sessions, networking moments, side events, lunches and refreshments.
Yes, there is a limited exhibition and partner area alongside the conference. However, this is not designed as a trade show format. The event remains a focused, curated summit with around 150–200 participants, the majority of whom are senior decision-makers from cities, operators, industry, and academia. This creates strong visibility for partners in a setting that prioritises direct engagement and higher-quality lead interaction over scale.
If you work in mobility, transport, urban planning, or public policy, this conference offers an opportunity to learn from the experiences of others, discuss common challenges and discover practical ideas from across Europe.
Beyond the sessions themselves, it is also a chance to build relationships with professionals from cities, industry, operators and academia.
Navigate Mobility is organised by effistride s.r.o., a Prague-based firm with the aim of supporting better mobility through the exchange of ideas, policy, and practical experience.
It was established to create opportunities for focused discussions between public authorities, industry and academia that lead to practical outcomes. Navigate Mobility is a reflection of that approach, bringing together professionals to share experience and explore solutions that can be applied in practice.