Delft Matters – December 2024
Language: ENG
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Like a train running through the flat Dutch landscape, mobility is the common thread running through this issue of Delft Matters. Will we manage to turn flying into a green form of travel or will we all soon be going on holiday by train? Can cars still be allowed to enter cities?
One thing is certain: mobility must become sustainable. It must be emission free, but still affordable and accessible to all. So, mobility is in transition, and this touches on other societal transitions: the energy transition, the digital transition, the transition to a circular economy.
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