Automated mobility is coming. The cities that are ready will shape it.
Methodological reference points for municipal decision-makers and urban planners: moving from vision to action plan, without betting on a single future.
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Where to start
The entry point to this site is a practical guide: a structured approach for preparing a city for the arrival of automated vehicles.
PRACTICAL GUIDE · ≈ 8 MIN READ
Building an automated-vehicle integration plan: from vision to action
Two dynamics of automation, one central issue, the usage model, and a five-step approach for building an adaptive integration plan, without betting on a single scenario.
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Practice fields
Automated mobility
Preparing for the arrival of automated vehicles: strategic postures, governing emerging services, data governance, and integration into the urban ecosystem.
Intelligent transportation systems
Putting technology to work for the network: mobility management, data, and connectivity — from the field through to decision-support tools.
Road safety
Reducing deaths and serious injuries by addressing root causes — the systemic approach underlying Vision Zero–style efforts.
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Behind this site
Amir Ali Amini is a transportation engineer (Ph. D.), a member of the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec, based in Montréal. His practice covers mobility planning, intelligent transportation systems, and the integration of automated vehicles into the urban environment.