SIDE EVENTS

This roundtable will bring together CEE and Baltic cities to exchange experiences and best practice in addressing the climate, energy and environmental challenges that cities currently face in relation to transport and mobility, with a particular emphasis on decarbonising transport systems, deploying innovation, and strengthening governance and stakeholder engagement.

Europe is entering a new phase of autonomous mobility. Join EIT Urban Mobility’s closed-door session, where cities, public transport actors and industry explore how to make autonomous services viable and easy to replicate across European cities. Be part of the discussion on the partnerships, business models and enabling conditions needed to move from pilots to large-scale deployment, followed by a networking and matchmaking session.

As cities transition toward sustainable urban mobility, the interaction between heavy vehicles, passenger cars, and vulnerable road users—particularly cyclists and pedestrians—presents a critical challenge. The FIA and Euro NCAP will co-host an exclusive, closed-door session focusing on vehicle and truck safety in dense urban environments.

Joint Developments For Urban ResiLIence Connecting Users To Public Transport Through SpAce Technology - is an Horizon project aiming to bring the European Space stack closer to the downstream public transport market. In this open final event, we'll present the 10 innovative applications and the results of the pilots across Europe.

This roundtable gathers cities, industry, academia and the EIT Urban Mobility Academic Research Board to discuss research priorities and innovation needs in urban mobility.

Exclusive, closed-door incubation workshop focused on safe mobility innovation to ensure that emerging technologies, startups, and mobility operators that are actively reshaping the urban transport landscape, keep safety at the heart of their services.

Major events and unexpected disruptions are stress tests for urban mobility systems, but also opportunities to build stronger, more resilient networks. Through practical case studies from Amsterdam, London and Manchester, this interactive session explores how cities, venues, transport operators and technology partners can adapt mobility flows, manage peak demand and respond to disruptions. Together, participants will tackle real-world challenges linked to EURO Cup 2028, Ryder Cup 2027 and beyond..

The Mobility Institute brings together its ecosystem of public and private stakeholders representing Spain’s urban mobility and transport sector. The event will serve as a platform to share perspectives on the sector’s key challenges and to discuss the potential impact of emerging trends.

This invite-only session brings together public authorities within the EIT Urban Mobility network for an engaging exchange on innovation in urban mobility. Through focused thematic discussions and interactive networking, participants will explore solutions to critical challenges shaping urban mobility and identify areas where collaborative efforts can drive impactful, city-led innovation.

This workshop will deep-dive into the Open Mobility Foundation, Amsterdam, and NTM’s blueprint to standardize near-incident data exchange between urban authorities, light electric vehicle OEMs and shared mobility providers using the Mobility Data Specification. The workshop will explore potential use cases, build an implementation and use case roadmap for action, and establish the building blocks for European application and partnerships.