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Solving the Global Supply Chain Crisis with Data Sharing

In its first report, the Coalition for Reimagined Mobility (ReMo) calls for both public and private sector participation in the development and support of freight data exchange standards to drive long-term global supply chain resilience. Partnering with the International Transport Forum (ITF) to use its globally renowned freight emissions model to quantify emission reductions generated by data exchange, ReMo found that data-driven operational efficiencies can conservatively reduce carbon emissions by 22 percent across the freight sector.

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Data Holds the Key to a Lower Cost Energy Transition Across the Freight Sector

May 4, 2023

One of the most transformative roles freight data can play is to accelerate the sector’s energy transition. By bringing digital technologies to scale and leveraging digitalization, we can bridge the efficiency gaps in supply chains and optimize freight movement while achieving broader sustainability goals.

Duesseldorf, Germany - February 23, 2022: People in front of the main train station in Düsseldorf

Germany’s Nationwide Transit Pass is a Model for Expanding Travel Freedom Throughout Europe

May 3, 2023

Germany is betting that making access to transit convenient and affordable will make it a more attractive mobility option and encourage people to shed their cars for most trips. And in doing so, is showing the way for the rest of Europe to transform their transit systems.

ReMo Letter to FMC on Recommendations on the Maritime Transportation Data System Requirements Report

May 2, 2023

The Coalition for Reimagined Mobility applauds FMC Commissioner Carl Bentzel on his work to improve freight information flows through the Maritime Transportation Data Initiative (MTDI) and

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The Coalition for Reimagined Mobility was created to propose a new, comprehensive vision of global transportation and technology policy for the movement of people and goods.

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