How is Covid-19 affecting daily life, travel and mobility patterns and how will these be impacted in the future in a post Covid-19 world? Through a series of interviews and webinars, AET is discussing the impacts of Covid-19 with members from across Europe giving you a unique and wide-ranging pan European view of ongoing developments during the current crisis.
Information on upcoming webinars, that are open for participation to both AET members and non-members, can be found on the Covid-19 Conversations Resources page. Additional information on research about the impact of Covid-19 on the transportation sector can also be found there.
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Mark van HagenPrincipal Consultant Customer Experience Niels van OortCo‐Director András MunkácsyHead of the Department |
How do Dutch train passengers (expect to) travel during and after Covid:
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Samya GhoshHead of Urban Space Henk TaaleSenior Consultant |
Planning for post Covid-19 with an intelligent Mobility Hat1 October 2020 Mobility management after Covid-19ETC Programme Committee for Intelligent Mobility |
Joseph Molloy4th year PhD student Johnny OjeilDirector |
Changing activity spaces and mobility patterns amongst Swiss population segments30 July 2020 Social distancing during Covid-19 and its implications for transport planning |
Jan FranckeSenior Researcher Netherlands Ángel González LayaCivil Engineer |
Mobility and the Coronavirus crisis in the Netherlands16 July 2020 Covid-19 impact on transportation |
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