Listen to this great discussion between Hitachi GSIB’s Dean Bushey and Wall Street Journal’s Willem Marx about the Future of Transportation:
In a post-pandemic world, the transportation industry’s recovery will be heavily influenced by innovation around safety, as passengers look for enhanced physical, and digital, health and security measures. In addition, a new wave of expectations has arisen around the passenger experience, as transit riders seek new ways to consume information, travel efficiently, and engage in tailored and entertaining services.
Meanwhile, awareness of sustainability and the need to reduce carbon emissions has accelerated decarbonization in transportation, especially the transition to electric vehicles and renewable energy. All of these changes come with a renewed emphasis on resiliency, as the pandemic placed a spotlight on weaknesses related to our society’s systems, supply chains, and operations. Ultimately, innovation around transportation hinges on collaboration and cooperation between the public and private sectors to ensure a future of frictionless, optimized, and sustainable transit.
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