The newly-added topics complement the existing focal points of automated and networked driving, mobility services, digital port and logistics solutions and intelligent infrastructure. Scenarios for developing civil uses of drones and other urban air transport technologies will be another focal point. Sustainable mobility focuses on the role of low-emission and zero-emission modes of transport.
“Traffic is currently experiencing the most dramatic change since the invention of the car. We want to set standards with the ITS World Congress 2021 and beyond that and make urban mobility safe, quiet, efficient and reliable. That includes networking, environmental friendliness, shared mobility offers and many other solutions for which Hamburg is the ideal platform,” said Westhagemann.