Spatial planning
Spatial planning processes enable the development and scaling up of future mobility. The transport system has the challenges of traffic safety, crowding, air pollution and energy consumption. The use of digitalisation, automation and shared services can contribute to more attractive urban and rural environments and more efficient transport systems. Used correctly, digitalisation and automated transport systems can provide solutions that create value for society and the individual. Public and private actors need help in finding solutions that both create benefits for society, the individual and the business - at the same time.
Program activities
You are welcome to attend our open meetings, and you also have the opportunity to take part in the content afterwards. Click on the event, and you will find presentations from previous events.
Can mobility hubs increase the sustainable use of micromobility?
Lunch & Learn: Trafikanalys's annual report on the transport policy objectives
Seminar on traffic signals and modern traffic management as alternatives within the four-step principle
Lunch & Learn: Urban robots
Projects and results
Read project results about, among other things, future scenarios for self-driving vehicles in Sweden and modeling of self-driving vehicles at city level.
Road Works Warning II
Municipalities data deliveries in traffic regulations of the future
ELEVATE - Electric Vehicles for Advanced Transportation Efficiency
Service shuttle 2.0
How Drive Sweden works with Mobility as a Service (MaaS)
What is public transport today and tomorrow? Within the framework of the collaboration between Drive Sweden and K2, the national knowledge center for public transport, we drive development around and the conversation about the collective mobility of the future. What is required to redefine public transport and to take advantage of the potential of new types of mobility services?
