Frost & Sullivan Presents Top Cities Leading Globally in Smart Mobility Solutions and their Strategies

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Frost & Sullivan's unique Smart Mobility City Tracker is a data-driven, web-based, interactive study. Multiple data indices are clustered along several channels—new mobility solutions, autonomous readiness, digitization, sustainability, logistics performance, policy & regulatory framework, and transport landscape and vision. It covers 100 cities, and tracks 150+ parameters across all aspects of Smart Mobility.

For further information on the Smart Mobility City Tracker, please visit: http://frost.ly/3dn

"Strategic collaborations among public and private stakeholders in terms of operating models, car usage, multimodal journey planning, and payment options will drive innovative mobility models, particularly Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) initiatives in cities," explained Shwetha Surender, Mobility Industry Principal at Frost & Sullivan. "Vehicle occupancy rate is approximately 35 percent to 40 percent in cities, but shared mobility can improve vehicle utilization by 85 percent, which will not only decrease on-road vehicle miles travelled, but also relieve congestion and free up 20 percent of street space used for parking."

"Autonomous vehicles can simultaneously reduce road accidents to zero and bring down travel costs by 30 percent by decreasing congestion and eliminating the need for human operators. Overall, autonomous vehicles can potentially lead to a 4 percent savings in the gross domestic product (GDP)," added Franck Leveque, Partner and Mobility Business Unit Leader at Frost & Sullivan.

Underlining the huge, untapped potential of Smart Mobility, none of the 100 cities studied achieved a score that would qualify them to be termed 'innovators/leaders' in smart mobility solutions. The Frost & Sullivan Smart Mobility city tracker can help readers earn that tag by enabling them to:

Cities with forward-looking initiatives to diversify their mobility offerings, and investments in smart traffic solutions and strategies to promote multimodal journeys are leading the race of sustainable mobility. While Amsterdam and Hong Kong stood out in terms of their extremely high share of sustainable transport modes, several high-income Middle Eastern cities use petrol- and diesel-powered cars for 80 percent to 90 percent of all journeys. The advanced infrastructure and legislation in North America have endowed it with an advantage in the early testing and rollout of sustainable and autonomous vehicles. However, the early deployment of autonomous vehicles in shared modes such as shuttles and taxis is more likely in advanced Asia-Pacific cities such as Singapore and Tokyo, and European cities such as Helsinki, Zurich, Paris, and London.

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