Smart Mobility

Rethinking how we design our cities by utilising global experience and data-driven insights to plan low-emission transport solutions, aiming to foster communities with safe and efficient mobility.

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Rethinking how we design our cities

Challenges in mobility need to be solved by a holistic approach, integrating urban planning, a suite of context-relevant modal options, and digital solutions that simplify our lives.

Traditional planning that relies on complex, infrastructure-intensive transportation systems has led to congestion, noise, poor air quality, high safety risks, and contributes significantly to global warming. We must do things differently.

Combining our know-how to build a holistic mobility strategies

Our experience ranges from modelling the impact of urban development on transport usage and delivering roadmaps for implementing new technologies like autonomous vehicles, electric buses, MaaS (Mobility as a Service), and action plans for increasing the uptake of cycling and walking.

Our approach to transport planning encompasses urban planning, all transport modes, smart infrastructure, and people. We use data to understand current traffic patterns and predict future trends so cities and transportation agencies can make informed decisions to improve mobility and create sustainable transport systems.

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We have 300+ Smart Mobility experts supported by 3,000 transport planners and engineers, offering advice on transport projects worldwide from concept to implementation and monitoring.

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Nordhavn: blueprint for a 5-minute city

Designed to reach all amenities within 5 minutes’ walk, Nordhavn in Copenhagen, Denmark, is a carbon-neutral development plan that has received DGNB’s highest gold certification for sustainability. And provides 40,000 residents access to nature on their doorstep.

Kiel's most sustainable transport system

A local transport concept for the state capital lays the foundation for high-quality local public transport. It explores if a tram or bus rapid transit system is the better option for the expansion of public transport and how footpaths and cycle paths can optimally complement the traffic flow.

Local transport concept for the state capital Kiel, Germany

What we offer

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Sustainable transport planning
Encourage cities in harvesting the benefits of strategic planning and infrastructure design tailored for low-emissions mobility.
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Digital and new mobility
Discover the array of groundbreaking tools that empower data-driven insights to usher in a new era of sustainable urban mobility.
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Greener logistics
Integrating urban planning with critical good movement and employing digitalisation, to shift the focus from the machines that move things to the systems that optimise low- and no-emissions transport.