SIMTUR international network
New Mobility Professional Network
We call ourselves “Mobility Futurists”
Global mobility trends and emission requirements will bring unknown challenges for everyone. The question of how we will transport ourselves and our goods in the very next years are challenges we deal with every day.
The SIMTUR International dimension consists of a network of scientists, engineers, architects, landscapers, urban planners, project leaders and consultants with special knowledge, skills and a passion for mobility, committed to facing today’s challenges and projected toward tomorrow.
We call ourselves the Mobility Futurists…
Global mobility trends and emission requirements will bring unknown challenges for everyone. The question how we will transport ourselves and our goods in the next years are challenges we deal with every day.
The SIMTUR International dimension consists of a network of scientists, engineers, architects, landscapers, urban planners, project leaders and consultants with special knowledge, skills and a passion for mobility, committed to facing today’s challenges and projected into tomorrow.
About Us
Planning for people, not for cars
We are always working for better understanding how “planning to build value” (for people) rather than simply “planning to build”
Small acts can change the world
We often get caught up in the idea of being one person in this great big world, so… what can we actually do to impact and create change?
Learning by doing
Through our “learning by doing” experience in knowledge and innovation management, we develop specific ideas about new mobility
Sustainable cooperation
Our training centre is dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of sustainable cooperation as a key feature of resilient societies
All Routes lead to Rome
One of the most important events to build the future of mobility, that involves the entire city of Rome from Friday, 23 October to Sunday, 08 November 2020
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One of the most important events to build the future of mobility, that involves the entire city of Rome from Friday, 23 October to Sunday, 08 November 2020
