Michael Wurm, Jakob Kammerer

Autonomous driving is currently one of the biggest topics in the mobility sector, and public transport operators are also devoting more attention to the issue. Alongside vehicle technology and infrastructure, one of the main tasks is to perform a data- and software-driven mobility analysis for identifying a suitable operating area.

ioki GmbH

In spring 2021, the mobility analytics experts at ioki analysed the public transport offer in Germany and the existing new mobility services. Their focus: the potential of pooling, on-demand/demand responsive transport (DRT) and sharing offers. With the help of data-based studies, ioki Mobility Analytics creates a sound analysis of the current mobility and supply situa- tion for its customers and derives efficient mobility concepts.

F. Klingenhöfer, Dr. M. Barillère-Scholz

Rural areas are still lagging in terms of sustainable and needs-based mobility solutions. However, digitization is bringing existing concepts of flexible forms of operation such as call-gathering taxis and call-line buses back to life, as they can make a profitable contribution to the traffic turnaround.

Dr. A. Becker, M. Wurm

The mobility market is changing constantly: The drivers of these dynamic changes are among other things, digitisation and individualisation as well as the increased use of data.