Data for Sustainable Urban Mobility: Views from Germany and the United States

Data and digital technologies can support the transition to greener and more equitable urban transportation systems.
This transatlantic project looks at how public-private data-sharing and seamless mobility across transportation modes can support cities in reaching their climate and inclusion goals – across very different regulatory systems.

E-Paper

Two policy papers, presented by the Eno Center for Transportation and the Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy, develop specific recommendations for the United States and Germany, building on current mobility trends and existing frameworks.

Mobility Data for a Just Transition:

E-Paper

This strategy paper considers possible ways to use mobility data for improving environmental sustainability and equitable access to transportation in Germany.

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Data for Environmentally Sustainable and Inclusive Urban Mobility

E-Paper

This report specifically examines the opportunities that exist for U.S. cities to use mobility data to improve transportation's environmental sustainability, accessibility, and equity.