You can set small incentives in order to change mobility behaviour

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When working in a fast-paced environment it is easy to become blinded by the supposed urgency of an industry's problems. A sense of urgency that must be felt even more strongly by someone who is at the helm of an enterprise everyday. Seemingly not for René Braun, founder of RYDES, who views our industry's past and future with a level of detail and clarity that isn't distracted by the news cycle.

In this episode we talk about:

Where incentives go right and wrongWhether autonomous cars are overhypedThe interplay of freedom and mobility

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Relevant links:

World's first app that rewards your mobility - RYDES

Lufthansa Innovation Hub's industry deep dive into travel and mobility tech

The Well-Tempered City by Jonathan F. P. Rose

Music in this episode:
"Algorithms" and "Wide Eyes" by Chad Crouch from soundofpicture.com

You can set small incentives in order to change mobility behaviour – René Braun (RYDES)

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