Mobility & Transportation

New developments put transportation first.

Cities reimagine surplus land and surface parking lots as vibrant, transit-oriented communities that add housing, boost ridership, and grow revenue. Public–private partnerships accelerate these projects — delivering mixed-use districts faster while sharing financial risk.

Electrification powers mobility globally.

Electric vehicles transform mobility into an engine of sustainability. While new trade policies and tax shifts temper growth in the U.S., affordable electric and autonomous vehicles reshape transportation worldwide. This brings clean mobility to more people and challenges urban infrastructure to keep up.

Markets reshape how cities move.

Cities adopt market tools like congestion pricing and “cap-and-invest” programs to manage traffic and cut emissions. Beyond reducing car dependence, these policies generate reliable funding to modernize transit networks and invest in cleaner, more equitable mobility.