ERTICO City Moonshot
ERTICO City Moonshot aims to engage, inspire and empower cities by understanding their needs and requirements in relation to mobility and transport. By interviewing 300 cities worldwide on their smart mobility challenges, needs and trends, the City Moonshot team is working to create a unique knowledge database, where interviewed cities will be able to directly express their needs and interests in how they wish to shape and improve their mobility systems. With a share of global population living in cities and megacities that is growing by the day, our results seek to have a long-lasting and tangible impact and make our cities smarter by improving the way we live and move.
Phase I focuses on data sharing; Mobility as a Service (MaaS); and policy priorities on sustainability and the role of transport to exploit fully the opportunities offered by digitalisation. In Phase II, City Moonshot has expanded its focus, including two exciting new topics: E-mobility and Urban Air Mobility (UAM). Building on the successful work of Phase I in engaging cities worldwide on their smart mobility challenges, Phase II aims to further explore the role of sustainable and innovative transportation solutions in urban environments. By addressing the advancements and challenges in E-mobility and UAM, City Moonshot continues to provide cities with valuable insights on how to integrate new technologies, improve sustainability, and shape the future of urban mobility systems. This expansion will contribute to creating smarter, more sustainable cities that can effectively respond to the evolving mobility needs of their populations.
The Phase I report compiles insights from 150 cities worldwide, exploring their mobility challenges, needs, and trends. This report provides a comprehensive understanding of how cities are approaching mobility in the context of sustainability and technological advancements. The “Focus on” report delves deeper into the specific topics of Electromobility and Urban Air Mobility explored in Phase II, shedding light on the advancements and challenges cities face in these areas. Together, these reports offer valuable guidance for cities and policymakers as they navigate the future of urban mobility.
The Cities
ERTICO City Moonshot is on a mission: Interviewing 300 cities worldwide (200 in Europe and 100 outside Europe)
conducted interviews
Interviewed cities and regions
* The participating cities and regions have been classified into five geographical categories: Europe, America, Africa, Asia and Oceania. For the purpose of the reports, the cities under the ‘Europe’ category include part of Russia and Turkey.
Europe
Africa
America
Asia
Oceania
Discover the cities we have already interviewed in the interactive map below:
Phase I

Phase II
City Moonshot is currently working on Phase II, conducting a second round of interviews focusing on two main topics:

Take part!
As part of the City Moonshot Initiative, ERTICO always welcomes cities across the world that wish to contribute sharing their views on their smart mobility challenges, needs and trends. This insightful survey will focus on three topics in the sector: data sharing, Mobility as a Service, and policy priorities on sustainability and the role of transport. Interested?
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City Moonshot webinars: Exploring tomorrow’s urban mobility
Explore the latest innovations and challenges shaping tomorrow’s transportation landscape through engaging talks from leading city experts. Watch, learn, and join the conversation as we collectively reimagine how our cities move.
NAVIGATING THE URBAN SKIES: Exploring your city’s drone interest with ERTICO City Moonshot results
Engage. Inspire. Empower – ERTICO City Moonshot Launch Webinar
Contact
For all further questions and inquiries concerning the programme, please refer to:
Lidia Buenavida Peña |
l.buenavidapena@mail.ertico.com |
Vladimir Vorotovic |
v.vorotovic@mail.ertico.com |
John Paddington |
j.paddington@mail.ertico.com |
Dimitrios Vovolis |
d.vovolis@mail.ertico.com |
Martina Ferrara Snider |
m.ferrara@mail.ertico.com |