Humans of New Mobility

Urban Movement Labs seeks to continue raising awareness around emerging Advanced Air Mobility technology. Join us on Tuesday, February 21, from 12:00 – 1:00 PM PT at our third virtual workshop, “Electrifying the Nation: Promoting Uptime in EV Charging.” We will explore how to create a more robust and reliable network of EV chargers across the nation. As an invitee, you can participate by sharing your ideas on a digital whiteboard while listening to experts on the topic. Let’s shape the future of our cities together!

Join us, listen to the experts’ opinions, and participate on a digital whiteboard with your ideas about the future of tridimensional urban transportation.

Urban Movement Labs seeks to continue raising awareness around emerging Advanced Air Mobility technology. At this event, we want to explore ways to maximize the societal benefits of Advanced Air Mobility technologies while mitigating the negative impacts. To do this, we must break out of traditional institutional silos and invite a diversity of perspectives. Our panelists came from more traditional planning disciplines and are relatively new to the aviation industry. We will discuss their perspectives on what makes an equitable transportation system and how these ideas can benefit the integration of Advanced Air Mobility as a compliment to the transportation system.

Join us, listen to the experts’ opinions, and participate on a digital whiteboard with your ideas about the future of tridimensional urban transportation.

Simply substituting internal combustion engine cars with electric cars will not solve our urban mobility challenges; cities can’t end car dependency without building shared-multimodal systems. The e-revolution also includes alternatives such as e-bikes, e-transit, and e-scooters, which can help us build shared-electric-multimodal cities. This event will focus on how all types of electric transportation can help us build a multimodal city to reduce miles of single-occupancy trips by car, whether electric or not.