Turin: On the Front Line for Sustainable Mobility.

The Lesscars Event Highlights the Importance of Innovation

ROME – Innovation in urban mobility is an increasingly growing priority for Italian cities, as highlighted by the recent “Mobilitaria2023” report and the “Lesscars” event organized by the National Observatory for Sharing Mobility on October 5th in Rome. As Italy strives to bridge the gap to reach European sustainability targets by 2030, cities like Turin are emerging as leaders in this field.

During the Lesscars event, Councilor Foglietta from Turin emphasized the importance of adopting data-driven solutions to improve urban mobility. She highlighted how collaborating with innovative platforms, like SWITCH – Street WITCHer, can provide cities with the necessary tools to make informed and strategic decisions.

The National Observatory for Sharing Mobility, a point of reference in the Italian landscape, underscored the importance of shared mobility as a key tool to achieve sustainability goals. The cooperation between local administrations and platforms like SWITCH – Street WITCHer is an example of how innovation can drive this change.

Alessandro Ciociola from SWITCH shared insights on the importance of a data-driven approach and how advanced technologies can be used to tackle the challenges of urban mobility.

In conclusion, as Italy works towards achieving sustainability goals, events like Lesscars and collaborations with innovative platforms like SWITCH – Street WITCHer highlight the determination and commitment of Italian cities in leading the change.