Urban mobility is at a crossroads. In order to assess the biggest challenges facing tomorrow’s public transport, we present likely future scenarios, as well as courses of action for parties involved, using Germany as an example.
Urban mobility – a future of anarchy or hyper-efficiency?
by Roland Berger
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