Podcasts
I travel the world with my microphone to collect stories, experiences and specific solutions, all centred around the question ‘How can we keep metropolitan areas accessible in a sustainable way?’.
I make special podcast series for companies and governmental institutions and I am part of the Expert Podcast Network of Business News Radio (BNR) in Amsterdam.
“We have a chance to try to engineer some of the better bits of this.” Is covid-19 offering us the chance to radically change our behaviour and help us to comply with the Paris Agreement? Geert Kloppenburg and Alexander van Altena discuss this question and multiple solutions with professor Greg Marsden (University of Leeds).
‘De grootste bottleneck in het openbaar vervoer is, volgens de data, het natransport.’ Geert Kloppenburg spreekt met mobiliteitsadviseur en data-analist Roland Kager (Studio Bereikbaar) over het probleem van tweede fietsen op stations, wat dat betekent voor de ov-fiets en waarom de focus van de verkeerskunde op de forens onterecht is.
“Change never really happens that quickly, however if you were to take a ten year perspective on your life and look at what changed in that period, you would be pretty amazed at how much had occurred.” Graham Currie, Professor of Public Transport at Monash University (Melbourne, Australia) speaks with Geert Kloppenburg about how we can bridge the gap between university and industry, why it is so hard to change the mobility industry, and why driverless cars are not the change that we are looking for.
World Transit Group Clearinghouse website: https://www.worldtransitresearch.info/
Public Transit Research Group website: http://publictransportresearchgroup.info/
Vanaf metrohalte Rotterdam Kralingse Zoom, gaan straks zelfrijdende elektrische shuttles ook door het gewone verkeer rijden. Aan het woord Robbert Lohmann die als pionier en ondernemer boeiend vertelt over 15 jaar ervaring met zelfrijdende shuttles in de praktijk.
