Day 3

PARALLEL SESSIONS 6:

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6.A. EIT Urban Mobility – challenging cities, industry, research and academia to work together towards the transition for mobility for more liveable urban spaces (No traditional presentations were used for this session)

• Manuel Crespo, EIT Urban Mobility
• Lucy Mahoney, C40 Cities
• Jeroen Bartelse, Achmea
• Felipe Hidalgo, VONZU Tech
• Susana Val, ZLC
• Sergio Fernández Balaguer, EMT Madrid
• Oliver Lah, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy

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6.B. The future of public transport in the era of emerging modes

• Introduction
• Niels van Oort, Delft University of Technology
• Maria Alonso Gonzalez, KiM Netherlands Institute for Transport Policy Analysis
• Maaike Snelder, TNO/ Delft University of Technology

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6.C. Enhancing public-private collaborations to implement innovative shared and autonomous mobility solutions more effectively

• Giel Mertens, Bax & Company
• Mário Alves, International Federation of Pedestrians
• Magdalena Szymańska, City of Gdańsk
• Jos van Vlerken, City of Copenhagen (No traditional presentation was used by this Speaker)

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6.D. Feeding the Giant: Implications of Gig Labour for Urban Mobility

• Piero Valmassoi, Freelancer (No traditional presentation was used by this Moderator)
• Veena Dubal, University of California Hastings (Video)
• Jakert Thomas, IWGB (No traditional presentation was used by this Speaker)
• Jamie Woodcock, The Open University (No traditional presentation was used by this Speaker)
• Nicola Christie, University College London
• Petra Pirklova, European Commission DG EMPL

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6.E. PECHA-KUCHA - Round Two

• The future of mobility – Transforming Urban Transportation Uwe Winter, TK ELEVATOR GMBH
• Design and Management of the Future Kerbside John Dales, Urban Movement
• MaaS is a piece of cake Dylan Khélif, Cityway
• Accessibility Data Model Diogo Martins, City Able
• Green & Tough – integrating resilience in Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning Laura Babío, POLIS
• European Medley Manon Coyne, POLIS
• Climate Action: Urban Zero Emission Zones, ReVeALing the best way forward Lucy Sadler, Sadler Consultants

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PARALLEL SESSIONS 7:

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7.A. Gender Perspectives on Urban Mobility

• Isobel Duxfield, POLIS
• Ines Kawgan-Kagan, AEM Institute
• Rita Jacinto, Lisbon City Council
• Heather Allen, Median
• Julieta de Micheo Carrillo, EMT Madrid

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7.B. Exploring and designing the future

• Marije ten Kate, City of Rotterdam
• David Hamers, PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency
• Jutta Hinterleitner, TU Delft
• Paul Gerretsen, Vereniging Deltametropool (No traditional presentation was used by this Moderator)
• Ton Venhoeven, VenhoevenCS
• Robbert Guis, Tek architects (No traditional presentation was used by this Speaker)

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7.C. The MaaS Responsive City: How Integrating Mobility Services and Infrastructure Can Contribute to a Better Urban Environment

• Sebastien Goethals, Citilinks
• Scott Shepard, IOMOB Technologies
• Carlos Holguin, SuburVAN
• Tjark Gall, Anthropolis Chair, IRT SystemX/CentraleSupélec

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7.D. Understanding vulnerable citizens' needs by using a user-centered design approach

• Pasquale Cancellara, POLIS
• Kristin Tovaas, Rupprecht Consult GmbH
• Oliva García Cantú, Nommon Solutions and Technologies
• Samyajit Basu, VUB
• Floridea Di Ciommo, cambiaMO

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7.E. Urban Mobility Transition in five SPROUT cities (No traditional presentations were used for this session)

• Teresa de la Cruz, Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC)
• Beatriz Royo, Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC)
• Elpida Xenou, CERTH/HIT
• Sara Marie Tori, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
• András Vágány, BKK Centre for Budapest Transport
• Małgorzata Kirchner, Łukasiewicz – Instytut Logistyki i Magazynowania
• Batel Eshkol, Tel-Aviv municipality
• Marcos Roselló, Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat Valenciana
• Carlo Masetto, Comune di Padova

Closing Plenary: Leadership for Driving the Change

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• Infrastructure is destiny
  Robin Chase, Founder of NUMO
• Transforming a European City
  Pascal Smet, State Secretary for Urbanism at Brussels Capital Region
• Mobility for Resilience and Recovery: Urban Transportation's Transformation
  Seleta Reynolds, General Manager at LADOT, the Los Angeles Department of Transportation