Mobility 2040: Exploring the Emerging Trends Radically Transforming Transportation Systems in the US
- ISBN-10
- 163676939X
- ISBN-13
- 9781636769394
- Pages
- 300
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2021-04-26
- Author
- Galo Bowen
Description
U.S. transportation systems face a series of converging crises as population and industrial growth continue to push the limits of what can be supported. Electric vehicles, self-driving cars, artificial intelligence (AI), and the internet of things (IoT) all play a role in the solution; but how do the different pieces of this complex ecosystem fit together? Mobility 2040: Exploring the Emerging Trends Radically Transforming Transportation Systems in the U.S. walks you through how we arrived at the current predicament and explores the exciting mobility trends that offer hope for a better future. Journey across the country with author Galo Bowen as he interviews experts in transportation to lay the groundwork for seamless and sustainable mobility within the next twenty years. This book is for everyone; whether you are a private investor, public employee, policy maker, or simply an American commuter. Let it be your guide as we work together to build a more inclusive and sustainable transportation future.
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