# Move 2023, London: mobility re-imagined

On 21 and 22 June, the **Qucit team** travelled to the **UK** to attend Move 2023!

Organised annually in London, MOVE is the meeting place for all those involved in **urban mobility**. It's the perfect opportunity to create projects, forge new partnerships and reimagine the future of transport! MOVE brings together the people and companies who are redefining the **transport industry** worldwide. It has become the event where the world's most influential structures in the field of urban mobility come together to share their **vision of the future**.

For this 2023 edition, more than 10,000 participants and 300 exhibitors were present at Move. Professionals, experts and companies came together with one goal in mind: to create a more **sustainable transport industry**!

Credits: [Jennifer Moyes Photography](https://jennifermoyesphotography.pixieset.com/move2023/)

For Qucit, the Move show was an opportunity to meet the UK players in the world of urban mobility and discover what's new in the **micromobility market**.

The show was also an opportunity to present **Qucit Bike**, our software for optimising the logistics of field operations for self-service bike systems, to exhibitors and visitors.

Hana and Thomas on the Qucit stand

## **"Sustainable and safer cities with shared mobility" - Cooltra**

At the "Sustainable and safer cities with shared mobility" conference, Timo Buetefisch, CEO of Cooltra, discussed the 5 key points of shared mobility to make our journeys more sustainable.

1. **Reduced traffic congestion**: by encouraging the use of micromobility, we reduce the number of cars on the roads, which in turn helps to reduce traffic congestion.
2. Efficient **use of public spaces**: micromobility vehicles take up much less parking space than traditional cars.
3. Greater **accessibility**: shared mobility offers a more accessible transport option for a greater number of people. Not everyone has access to cars.
4. A change in **behaviour**: by encouraging the use of shared mobility, we can influence people's behaviour by encouraging them to adopt more sustainable modes of transport.
5. Encouraging **active mobility**: shared mobility, particularly micromobility vehicles, encourages regular physical activity. By opting for these active means of transport, people can improve their health and well-being while reducing their carbon footprint.

Credits: [Jennifer Moyes Photography](https://jennifermoyesphotography.pixieset.com/move2023/)

See you next year for Move London 2024!