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Intelligent Mobility – An Emerging Concept that Revolutionizes MobilityIntelligent mobility aims to create vehicles that promote a eco-driving experience, insulated from crash fatalities and tuned to combat congestion
Automotive council UK proposes a unified approach to bridge this disconnect called Intelligent mobility.
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Business Case for Intelligent MobilityA two-pronged approach to achieve the three major goals of safer, cleaner and greener mobility drives the need to implement intelligent mobility schemes in major mega-cities of today and tomorrow
Intelligent Mobility Market: Business case for intelligent mobility, Global, 2015-2035
Leaner MobilityRoad congestion is currently rising steadily at an average of 6% annually
• Achieves 60–90 km/h on highway and 30–40 km/h on arterials.
Greener MobilityGlobal carbon dioxide emissions increased by 2.5% to 44 billion tons in 2014
• Achieve Fleet average CO2 emission of 65 g/km
Safer MobilityCurrently, on average, there are 52 road deaths per million inhabitants in the EU.
• 80% reduction in road fatalities when compared to 2014.
Apart from achieving the obvious benefit of safety, intelligent mobility goes the extra mile of providing green benefits and integrating with smart mobility options which helps achieve a new state-of-the-art for
intelligent transportation
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Intelligent Mobility – Ecosystem Stakeholder ImperativesSignificant benefits in attaining intelligent mobility results in bigger responsibility for key stake holders as the concept is not one defined by just legislations, profits or demand alone but also a greater common good.
Intelligent Mobility Market: Role of key stakeholders, Global, 2015-2035
GovernmentThe role of the
government in laying down relevant
regulations is essential to the smooth
integration of new mobility solutions to
the current framework
Industry
The development of technology is likely to stretch the boundaries
of the automotive industry with
deployment shifting to new and existing
enablers.
End User
Mobility providers could tap into the
lucrative corporate users during the initial stage of deployment then moving to retail
users to create sustainability.
Business
Mobility is likely to transform to a service dominant industry with
