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As Ertico marks 35 years, Chief Finance and Operations Officer Didier Gorteman looks back on how Intelligent Transport Systems have evolved over the last three decades from connecting vehicles to connecting entire ecosystems.
With London’s micromobility market still split across 33 boroughs, Chair of the Shared Micromobility Alliance Rikesh Shah argues that the capital doesn’t need to wait for legislation to start fixing its patchwork problem.
Spain’s next wave of bike share contract renewals is a chance to rethink how services are governed, argues Inurba’s Alejandro Martín Barraza, drawing on European examples to show how metropolitan coordination can take bike share beyond municipal boundaries.
Capital is flowing again, but selectively. From billions pouring into autonomy to shared mobility consolidation, public-market reopenings and corporate carve-outs, Stifel Investment Banker Florent Roulet sets out five trends reshaping mobility’s 2026 cycle.
The next generation of bike share will be built with hybrid capability, argues Lyft Urban Solutions' Senior Policy Manager Tobias Griesmeier who reveals how flexible parking has strengthened the operator’s systems across its US markets.
From soaring fuel costs to rising emissions and road deaths, global transport is under strain. Smaller vehicles, electrification and modal shift could unlock trillions in savings while slashing pollution and saving lives, write Heather Thompson and Sheila Watson.

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