New Mobility - Roboshuttles and the 15-minute City

Sustainable, efficient, and flexible means of travel

2025/03/28

Summary
TRENDS IN URBAN PLANNING
NEW MOBILITY CONCEPTS
MICROMOBILITY AS A FIXED COMPONENT
HYBRID MOBILITY CONCEPTS BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

Summary

This report contains a Spotlight article from Springer's automotive technical magazine "ATZ" www.atz-magazine.com. and "MTZ" www.mtz-magazine.com. Springer is a German company affiliated with MarkLines.

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About Automotive Technology Magazine ATZ

Motorwagen-Zeitschrift (Motored Vehicles Magazine) was founded in 1898 as an automotive technical magazine. From 1929, the name of the magazine was changed to "ATZ (=Automobiltechnische Zeitschrift: Automotive engineering magazine)". In addition to being published in German, the English edition has been available since 2001.

New Mobility -
Roboshuttles and the 15-minute City

In densely populated metropolitan areas in particular, individual mobility cannot continue to develop in the same way as before. New concepts such as roboshuttles and micromobility or cooperative models between individual mobility and local public transportation offer the prospect of more sustainable, more efficient, and more flexible means of travel, which could also include rural areas.

Material from: Frank Urbansky, Freelance Journalist and Author, New Mobility - Roboshuttles and the 15-minute City, IN THE SPOTLIGHT article from ATZ worldwide [2-3/2025] [the websites of Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, which are available at www.springerfachmedien-wiesbaden.de] reproduced with permission of Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH.

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