The increasingly innovative Movin'On Challenge Design will also be part of this area of focus.

An estimated six billion people will live in urban areas by 2045. Believing that our car-centric infrastructure can serve everyone by then is unrealistic.

To shift from viewing mobility as a privilege to mobility as a service (MaaS), companies will need to collaborate, technology will need to create new value, urban planning will need to evolve, and systems will need to operate according to one principle: the user comes first.

Organized around this year's five key themes, the 2019 Notes offer a comprehensive review of the key ideas, insights and lessons from the 2019 Movin'On Summit. From micromobility and urban planning to freight transport, which solutions will revolutionize mobility worldwide?