CONGRESS OVERVIEW
The hottest topics in urban mobility up for debate
Shifting gears towards sustainable mobility
A three-day event in which plenary sessions, a TMWC themed room, and several open Agoras will set the stage for experts to delve into the most relevant issues for the future of urban mobility.
Leading speakers at #TWMC22!
Maria Tsavachidis
Maria Tsavachidis
CEO, EIT Urban Mobility
Mikael Colvill-Andersen
Mikael Colville-Andersen
Urban Design Expert, Coolville Design
Kelly Larson
Kelly Larson
Leading Road Safety & Drowning Prevention work, Bloomberg Philanthropies
Karen Vancluysen
Karen Vancluysen
Secretary General, POLIS
Marco te Brömmelstroet
Marco te Brömmelstroet
Professor in Urban Mobility Futures, University of Amsterdam
Keynote Speakers
Take a look at some of the speakers who shared their expertise at TMWC21
and stay tuned for the big names taking part in this year’s edition.
and stay tuned for the big names taking part in this year’s edition.
Tore Harritshøj
CEO, Spirii A/S, and EIT UM SB Member
Karin Ebbinhaus
CEO, Elonroad
Wiebke Pankauke
Deputy HoU for Future and Urban Mobility Systems, European Commission
Karen Vancluysen
Secretary General, POLIS
Maria Tsavachidis
CEO, EIT Urban Mobility
Mariola Panzuela Malgosa
Zero Emission Programme Manager, C40
Lola Ortiz
Head of Mobility Planning, Ayuntamiento de Madrid
Rohit Kumar
Head of Urban Air Mobility (UAM), Toulouse Métropole
Rosa Blanco
Leader of ADAS, Automated Driving and Connectivity Department, CTAG
Filippo Brunelleschi
Country Manager Spain,SPIN Mobility
Mariona Conill de Azpiazu
Sustainable Mobility Section Area of Mobility, Transport and Sustainability, AMB
Mariona Conill de Azpiazu
Sustainable Mobility Section Area of Mobility, Transport and Sustainability, AMB
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Mark Nieuwenhuijsen
Research Professor, Director of the Urban Planning, Environment and Health Initiative, and Director of the Air Pollution and Urban Environment Programme, IS Global
Mark Nieuwenhuijsen
Research Professor, Director of the Urban Planning, Environment and Health Initiative, and Director of the Air Pollution and Urban Environment Programme, IS Global
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Petr Suška
Member of the Board and Smart City, Innovations and Project Management Section Director, City of Prague, Operator ICT
Petr Suška
Member of the Board and Smart City, Innovations and Project Management Section Director, City of Prague, Operator ICT
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Susana Val
Director, Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC)
Pedro Vidal
Executive Secretary of traffic management unit and ITS, Ministerio de Transportes de Chile
Pedro Vidal
Executive Secretary of traffic management unit and ITS, Ministerio de Transportes de Chile
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Przemysław Zawodny
Deputy Director and Chief Research Officer, Lukasiewicz Research Network - The institute of Logistics and Warehousing
Przemysław Zawodny
Deputy Director and Chief Research Officer, Lukasiewicz Research Network - The institute of Logistics and Warehousing
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2022 Congress Sessions
Tuesday 15 November
9:30 – 10:30 | Welcome & Opening
10:30 – 12:00 | TM2. Urban improvement with vehicular regulations
12:30 – 14:00 | TM7. Getting your mobility solutions funded
15:00 – 15:30 | K1. Techno-optimism vs actual human needs
15:30 – 16:30 | P1. What happened to the new normal?
16:30 – 18:00 | TM10. The right infrastructure to promote shared and active mobility
Wednesday 16 November
9:30 – 10:45 | TM5. Accessibility and inclusivity: drivers of new urban mobility
11:00 – 12:30 | TM3. Practical digital innovation or just more tech hype?
12:30 – 13:30 | World Smart City Awards
14:00 – 15:30 | TM4. New ways to achieve gender equality in transport
16:00 – 17:30 | TM1. Perfect Storm: Public transport innovations to the rescue
Thursday 17 November
9:30 – 11:00 | TM6. Up in the air – is urban air mobility citizens want?
11:30 – 12:30 | P2. The energy crisis – a chance for change?
12:30 – 13:00 | K2. Why was John Lennon in bed with a bicycle?
12:30 – 14:00 | TM9. Scaling innovations to decarbonize last mile logistics
14:30 – 16:00 | TM8. Micromobility safety: key to adoption and accessibility
SEVEN STRATEGIC ENABLERS FOR SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY GROWTH:
Public Transport
Public Transport
The COVID pandemic proved the immense importance of public services and made it clear that cities need to keep investing in public transport and intermodal formulas to achieve sustainability. In some cases that implies public-private partnerships that need to be articulated. How can cities develop new business models and leverage technologies such as blockchain to foster responsive and sustainable public transport?
Micromobility
Micromobility
During the last couple of years of COVID, many cities have experienced a rise in active modes of transport such as cycling and walking, not to mention the use of e-scooters, which are to be regulated in many places. What are the challenges posed by micromobility? Is this a trend that will remain in the New Normal?
Automotive
Autonomous Vehicles
Technology is there: Autonomous vehicles are definitely coming into focus this year as different levels of automation are hitting showrooms. Yet in many cities, regulation is still falling behind and important challenges related to batteries, charging solutions and the relationship with other vehicles need to be meet. How can cities harness self-driving technology to develop truly intelligent transport systems?
Last Mile Logistics
Last Mile Logistics
With global ecommerce jumping to $26.7 trillion and the global last mile delivery market to reach USD 62.7 billion by 2027, cities need to find innovative solutions to deal with last mile logistics. Are autonomous robots the ultimate solution for last-mile deliveries? How can cities avoid increasing pollution and parking problems when managing last-mile delivery fleets? Is there a one-size-fits-all solution?
Future & Digital Transportation
Future & Digital Transportation
Drones, Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL)… The future of urban mobility could be played out up in the air. Yet we might lose sight of this upwards aspiration in the bustle of everyday life. What are the challenges that cities need to meet to develop this third dimension of urban mobility? What the technologies and business models to be developed?
Transport Infrastructure
Transport Infrastructure
Transport infrastructure is a critical urban ingredient as it supports personal well-being and economic growth. Yet developing road and rail infrastructural projects, above and below ground, needs to be linked to low carbon mobility plans with safety and sustainability as top priorities. What do cities need to prioritize responding to citizens’ needs?
Energy Transition & Efficiency
Energy Transition & Efficiency
The dynamics are reverberating globally. Energy prices are surging and impacting mobility. Cities need to take a holistic approach to tackle this energy crisis and accelerate the transition to cleaner energy. How can they foster mobility solutions critical to this transition? How can cross-industry collaboration and public-private partnerships help develop this new ecosystem?
BEST SESSIONS
FROM TMWC21
Climate Neutrality By 2030 Mission Possible
Mark Major: Delivering On The Promises Of Sustainable Urban Mobility
4 INNOVATIVE FORMATS
KEYNOTE SESSIONS
Engaging speeches given by renowned worldwide thought leaders
- Auditorium
BURNING DEBATE
High-level roundtables with first-class governmental authorities and leading thinkers
- Auditorium
SOLUTION TALKS
Short talks about specific implemented solutions, policies or products
- Agoras (Expo Area)
ROUND TABLES
High-level roundtables with first-class governmental authorities and leading thinkers
- SCEWC & TMWC Rooms
What was said about #TMWC22
“This event is a great place to connect and benchmark with others, to be with potential clients, and to coordinate actions to make progress.”
Miguel EirasSmart Cities & Urban Transformation Global Leader, Deloitte
“This event is a great opportunity to discuss with all the stakeholders how to drive organic innovation because to get more sustainable, inclusive, and resilient cities.”
Arnaud JulienChief Innovation Data and Digital Officer, Keolis
“Events like the this are key for us as we can share experiences and knowledge with other partners and stakeholders to promote the mobility of the future. We will certainly come back next year!”
Silvia MartíVP Corporate, Internal and Institutional Communication, Moventia
“Tomorrow Mobility World Congress is the place to find opportunities and partners and also search for more efficient solutions. For us, it’s a must on our agenda.”
Bruno EspinarMobility 4.0 and Digital Innovation Manager, Renfe
”Good things will come out of the TMWC. A lot of the work we need to do in cities is not tech-based, but tech can help us with our beautiful, existing, proven-to-work analog ideas.”
“The Tomorrow.Mobility World Congress brings together 20,000 people, so let’s give ourselves the gift to really rethink what kind of future cities we want and what kind of humanity we want to be.”
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