Should people be banned from driving cars under the banner of “transportation reform”? Is it even worth offering public transportation in rural areas? Is it “either cars or public transportation”?
This polarization does not contribute to an objective debate about the mobility of the future and does not reflect the reality of life for the vast majority of people.
Under the motto “Mobility only works together,” Hildegard Müller, Thomas Prechtl, and Dr. Jan Schilling discuss how we can better link different mobility options and develop a common perspective on the “transportation revolution.”
