Training objectives
1
Immerse yourself in pioneering cities in urban mobility, allowing you to study their policies and strategies
2
Observe and experiment with innovative and unique mobility solutions
3
Meet leading public institutions, administrations and private players who are working concretely on innovative projects
4
Developing exchanges between international stakeholders
5
Soak up new and inspiring ideas, encouraging reflection, creativity, the search for innovative solutions
6
Discover new business and partnership opportunities, expand participants' personal and professional network
April 9 to 11, 2025
Olso
English
15 persons
1000€ excl. VAT
Useful information
Program
Day 1
Date tba soon
Responsibility of each participant
Train journey to Oslo
Arrival on site around 1 p.m.
Outbound trip
Morning
New Mobility Solutions
Mobility Transition Tour
Overview of the various innovative mobility solutions deployed in Hamburg
Presentation of different European projects
ALIKE, AHOI, MODI projects
Visits
Afternoon
Day 2
Date tba soon
MOIA
Visit to MOIA
Presentation of operational activities of on-demand transport.
Presentation of the activities of the “Mobility Analytics” division.
Visits
Morning
TBD
Program tbc
Visits
Afternoon
Day 3
Date tba soon
TBD
Program TBC
Visits
Morning
Responsibility of each participant
Train journey to Brussels
Departure around 1 p.m.
Inbound trip
Afternoon
• Support from our team
• All visits, activities and workshops
• On-site transportation
Included
• Transportation to and from Oslo
• Housing costs
• Catering costs
Not included
What is included in the price?
Focus on scheduled meetings
Ruter #
The public transport operator in the Oslo region is at the forefront of transport innovation topics (fleet electrification, autonomous vehicles, digital ticketing solutions). It is currently deploying a robotaxis service, with very ambitious goals.
City of Oslo
The Environment & Transport Department of the City of Oslo is responsible for urban development, mobility strategy and climate action plan (zero emission zones, car-free city centre, integration of active modes in public transport, micromobility strategy)
Entur
Entur is a state-owned company established in 2016 to streamline public transportation services across the country. It manages ticket sales and provides travel information for various transport operators, including trains, buses, trams, and ferries. Entur's digital platforms includes a national journey planner and ticketing solutions.
Statens vegvesen
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration is a government agency responsible for the planning, construction, and maintenance of national and county roads in Norway. It oversees driver training and licensing, vehicle inspections, and traffic safety initiatives. The agency operates under the Ministry of Transport and Communications.
This project is supported by EIT Urban Mobility, an initiative of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), a body of the European Union. EIT Urban Mobility acts to accelerate positive change on mobility to make urban spaces more liveable.
Learn more: eiturbanmobility.eu
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