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Ride: The Urban Mobility Podcast
Ride
The Urban Mobility Podcast
Hosted by Martin Kahl and Jonny Combe, Ride is all about the journey. We explore the ways that rapid developments in technology, evolutions in business models, changes in working styles, and new approaches to the work-life balance are shaping and changing urban mobility.
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5.0 stars from 18 ratings
“Great topics and sounds like the guys have some fantastic insights to share. Excellent and exciting”
DarrenBReading via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/02/21
Can’t wait to hear it!
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“Judging by the teaser this sounds like an interesting and informative podcast.”
mobilitygeekusa via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/01/21
Recent Episodes
GUESTS: Oz Choudhri, Enterprise Mobility and Oliver Mackprang, MILES Mobility
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
As regular listeners know, RIDE is not an automotive podcast. However, this episode is all about cars.
We all know the story: despite growing congestion on our roads, cars spend something like 95%...
Published 01/08/24
Published 01/08/24
GUESTS: Mark Preston, StreetDrone; Dan Goff, Kodiak Robotics; Lukas Neckermann, PAVE Europe & Neckermann Strategic Advisors
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Autonomous passenger cars are just one aspect of autonomous vehicle development. The autonomous vehicles we discuss in this episode are autonomous...
Published 12/18/23
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