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The impact of pandemics on the global economy over the past 50 years provides limited guidance on expectations from the recovery period – mainly due to the globalization of world trade and the most severe restrictions on democratic freedoms in modern memory. While the medical community can look at previous pandemics to help model their countermeas...

2025 was a year of mixed outcomes for the shared mobility ecosystem. Electrification saw a huge uptake in the bikesharing segment, especially in North America. While the penetration of electric vehicles (EVs) in ridehailing slowed down, demand response transit (DRT) picked up pace, with nearly 375 new services launched globally, spearheaded by expa...

In this research service, it is predicted that despite implementation of defence budget reductions in many countries, the military training and simulation market will increase during the forecast period. The market will have an overall growth as training and simulation activities will be increasingly outsourced to private companies during the forec...

The COVID-19 pandemic has completely changed the way we travel. Though work commute and trips to public transport stations/stops are still 15% less than pre-pandemic levels, there is a significant shift in mobility demand. Trips to shopping malls, parks, and supermarkets have increased 10% or more when compared to the baseline levels; this, in turn...

Frost & Sullivan anticipates that Airbus Defence & Space will continue to develop its presence in the international security market, through the delivery of infrastructure security, Big Data, and cyber-led packages. However, proposed divestment of the company’s communication business units (including Cassidian, Signalis, and Atlas Elektronik) also ...

This research service analyzes the global mobility market and discusses the 2019 outlook. The study deals with the evolving business models in the shared mobility space, market consolidations and partnerships, key market trends etc. This study will benefit automotive value chain participants, including mobility service providers, OEMs, car rental a...

The rapid rate of urbanization in many parts of the world has heavily stressed their urban transport system. Many areas are underserved by transit systems due to the lack of first and last mile connectivity, inaccurate scheduling, low availability of cabs, expensive ride services, and traffic congestion. Alternative modes of transportation, that of...

This study on tailpipe emissions from carsharing, bikesharing, and ridehailing covers comparative emissions, key emission phases, and practical considerations for policies or urban mobility planning.It also compares these shared modes with private car emissions, analyzing the potential impact of shared transportation on reducing CO2 emissions from ...

Growing congestion in core urban areas, rising parking fees and fuel costs, and a high level of carbon emissions are hindrances to urban mobility. These challenges open up opportunities to companies offering sustainable mobility solutions such as bike sharing. This research service analyses the bike sharing market in Europe and examines the growth ...