December 29, 2004
Technology Drives Sustainable Mobility
Alarming European Transportation Costs Call For Tech Investments Now
with Jaap Favier, Niek van Veen, Mark Dixon Bünger
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The dynamics of the physical mobility of people and goods must change. Every day, 7,500 kilometers of Europe's roads clog up. Excessive road use kills 53,000 people a year and is one of the leading contributors to greenhouse gas build-up. This can't go on. Governments are slowly moving ahead with Sustainable Mobility initiatives. But current programs score poorly in terms of sustainability. Technology developments like UMTS, GALILEO, Web services, the X Internet, and telematics will move the Sustainable Mobility vision forward.
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Forrester interviewed: experts on road charging and mobility management systems like Hyder Consulting and Vialis; technology vendors and systems integrators, including WAVECOM, Kapsch, and IBM and government officials from the European Union and the Dutch Ministry of Transport, Public Works, and Water Management. Related Research DocumentsJanuary 5, 2005, Forrester Big Idea June 17, 2004, Forrester Big Idea
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Original air date: Monday, February 25, 2008
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