Event
The 'fan' of shared mobility must evolve from a set of separate services to an integrated mobility system. The Future Ways 2026 Report will present data, trends and growth prospects of the new shared mobility ecosystem in Italy: from scheduled services to sharing mobility. Mobility operators, institutional representatives and experts will share the economic, social and environmental benefits of this revolution that marks a turning point, from private vehicles to sharing..
Program
Moderated and introduced by
Raimondo Orsini, Director, Foundation for Sustainable Development
Alessandra Astolfi, Global Exhibition Director, Green & Technology Division Italian Exhibition Group S.p.A.
Presentation of the Future Ways Report
Massimo Ciuffini and Luca Refrigeri, Foundation for Sustainable Development
The shared mobility ecosystem
Lidia Signor, Head of Multimodal Mobility Unit UITP (From public transport to public mobility)
From Shanghai to the fan: new rules and economic resources
Stefano Fabrizio Riazzola, Head of Department, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport *
Giuseppina Gualtieri, President and CEO, TPER - Vice President, Asstra *
Hon. Andrea Casu, Member of the Chamber's Transport Committee
Ivana Paniccia, Director, Transport Regulation Authority
Shared governance for intermodality: the case of RFI and the Regions
Antonella Bocchetti, Technical Coordinator, Infrastructure, Mobility and Government Commission - Conference of Regions and Provinces
Alberto Fiorillo, Head of Intermodal Services Planning and Development, RFI
Conclusions: The economy of shared mobility
Edo Ronchi, President, Foundation for Sustainable Development
Hon. Edoardo Rixi, Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport *
* Speaker's participation subject to confirmation
Organized by: Foundation for Sustainable Development
24 November, 11:15 am - 1:15 pm
Language
Italian
Simultaneous translation available
English
Category
Scenarios and Trends
Speaker
Ivana Paniccia
Director of the Transport Regulation Authority - Economic Regulation of Mobility Services Division