A conversation with Adriano Alessandrini, associate professor of Transport at the University of Florence and scientific lead of the TUSS project, on the service that puts car sharing and car pooling in the same vehicle to reach the station.
A conversation with Chiara Morstabilini, Mobility Manager of Fondazione Bruno Kessler, on how the loss of 40 parking spaces to a construction site became a mobility project: public transport pass refunds, e-bikes between sites, carpooling and a bike workshop with the University of Trento.
A conversation with Giovanni Johnny Perugini, municipal councillor in Nago-Torbole, on an Area Mobility Manager for the Comunità Alto Garda e Ledro and on the role of businesses even where the law does not require it of them.
A conversation with Manuel Marchesi, Mobility Manager at CNP Assicura, on listening to colleagues, dialogue with the City of Milan, zero-cost campaigns and commuting as a risk.
A conversation with Federica Tognini on the Garfagnana, Lunigiana, Media Valle del Serchio and Appennino Pistoiese inner area: the Mobility Office, mapping real accessibility, the community service and area-wide carpooling.
A conversation with Paolo Gandolfi, Director of the Territorial Development Department and Head of Mobility at the Municipality of Reggio Emilia, on the gap between rules and implementation, on the plan as a data factory and on mobility culture.
A conversation with Gabriele Grea, lecturer at Bocconi and TU Berlin, on demand-responsive transport, critical mass and the role of mobility management as a means of dynamically understanding demand.
A conversation with Marco Demattè, of the Area Mobility Manager Staff at the Municipality of Trento, on how you go from three commuting plans to a network of 148 local units, almost entirely at zero cost for the Administration.
The OT23 2027 form gives more weight to commuting accidents, while reduction applications keep clustering elsewhere. What a Mobility Manager can set in motion by December in order to report in March.
A conversation with Judith O'Meara, Regional Director of EIT Urban Mobility's Innovation Hub Central, on what a continental network offers today to those who work on mobility alone, inside a company or inside a local area.
A conversation with Ivano Marchiol, Councillor for Mobility, Public Works and Public Green Spaces of the City of Udine, on free-floating bike sharing, cycle routes towards industrial areas and what only the employer can do.
A conversation with Russell King, a transport policy expert and author of the Transport Leader newsletter, on modal shift, free fares, cycling, carpooling and what a company can really do for its employees' mobility.
A conversation with Sergio Matteo Savaresi, Director of the DEIB at the Politecnico di Milano and co-founder of Niulinx, on autonomous driving, robosharing and the future of mobility.
A conversation with Antonio Molinari, Mobility Manager of the Brescia campus of the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
A conversation with Chris Bruntlett, International Relations Manager at the Dutch Cycling Embassy, on cycling networks, the role of companies and the mobility of care.
A conversation with Giulio Salvadori, Director of the Connected Vehicle & Mobility Observatory at Politecnico di Milano, on autonomous driving, robotaxis and the future of mobility.
A conversation with Matteo Magnoni, Corporate Mobility Manager at Decathlon Italia
A conversation with Michela Bonera, Coordinator of the AIIT Working Group on Mobility Management
A conversation with Mirko Franzoi, Mobility Manager at Nexi and NTT Data and Project Director at MIC-HUB
A conversation with Sofia Asperti, Project Manager Mobility Data at the Fondazione per lo Sviluppo Sostenibile
A conversation with Matteo Colleoni, Sustainability Delegate and Mobility Manager at the University of Milano-Bicocca
A comparison with the Italian model and three insights for regulatory evolution
A conversation with Barbara Melotti, Mobility Manager of Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport
How to correctly interpret the tax treatment of corporate e-bikes, between welfare, homogeneous categories and commute monitoring (is it really necessary?)
The "Bike Friendly Company" certification promoted by FIAB represents a concrete tool for companies that want to promote bicycle use and integrate bike to work into mobility management.
A comparative analysis between the EGE and Mobility Manager figures, exploring affinities, synergies, and differences, to understand how the energy sector experience can serve as an example for sustainable mobility.
The convergence between PSCL requirements and international emission reporting standards requires a rigorous methodological approach. A well-designed survey can satisfy both standards with a single data collection, using GHG Protocol frameworks and appropriate emission factors.
European Mobility Week 2025 is rapidly approaching. From September 16-22, hundreds of Italian and European cities will dedicate seven days to promoting more sustainable transport modes, culminating with World Car-Free Day on September 22.
Let's clarify the issue of data anonymization in PSCL questionnaires, starting from GDPR regulations, D.M. May 12, 2021, and ministerial guidelines for Mobility Managers.
The UNI 11977:2025 standard marks a historic turning point for the professional recognition of fleet, mobility and Travel Managers. A concrete tool to obtain legitimacy, certified competencies and professional dignity in the corporate mobility sector.
A comprehensive guide to INAIL insurance coverage for corporate carpooling, focusing on implications for Mobility Managers and recent regulatory interpretations.
An in-depth analysis of responses to tax authority inquiries about sustainable mobility incentives: what concrete opportunities exist for companies wanting to promote more sustainable commuting?
Territorial Mobility Manager Coalitions represent an innovative model to overcome the limitations of individual approaches and transform corporate mobility management into a strategic lever capable of generating tangible value for organizations, employees, and the territory.
Almost four years after the implementation of the Home-Work Travel Plans regulation, we have paused to reflect on the four critical aspects of Mobility Management that we believe are essential to transform in 2025.
Mobility management is the strategic answer to modern mobility challenges, placing the mobility manager at the heart of a sustainable revolution for companies and territories.
