Possible Governance Structures for Dealing with Transitions in Mobility: A case study on Intelligent Mobility for the Greater Copenhagen area

The transport market is changing and new technologies and services are fundamentally changing the way we use trans- portation. The concept of Intelligent Mobility promises to put users and their experience at the heart of service with mobility services being built around them. The Greater Copenhagen area in Denmark is experiencing these changes in mobility. But critical choices that have to be made for a possible introduction of Intelligent Mobility in the area are unclear. Different forms of governance structures for a changed transport sector and organisations of Intelligent Mobility have to be discovered yet. An exploratory case study of Copenhagen combined with an empirical analysis of UbiGo in Gothenburg and MaaS in Finland aim at finding out how transport market governance can be organized and how this can introduce the concept of Intelligent Mobility in the Greater Copenhagen area.Technology, Policy and ManagementMulti Actor SystemsSystems Engineering, Policy Analysis and Management (SEPAM