Lukas Neckermann

Lukas Neckermann London, United Kingdom
Lukas Neckermann

Biography

Lukas Neckermann coined the term “The Mobility Revolution” with his first book and has since delivered 150+ keynotes on five continents - on smart cities and placemaking, shared and autonomous mobility, and urban visions for 2035. He is co-founder of the Urban Places Lab, Board Member of PAVE Europe, author of four books, and Visiting Lecturer at Hult, TU Berlin, and the University of St. Gallen. He is fluent in English and German and based in London.

Sessions

10:00h
TMWC - High Level Keynote | | TOMORROW MOBILITY WORLD CONGRESS | | Mobility |

Loveable Cities: Moving into the Future

Lukas Neckermann
Lukas Neckermann - Speaker

#TomorrowMobility

2026-11-04 10:00 2026-11-04 10:20 Europe/Madrid Loveable Cities: Moving into the Future

This keynote makes an optimistic case for building not just liveable cities, but loveable cities through mobility innovation. Drawing on applied research and project work across Europe, Lukas Neckermann shows how mobility becomes the connective tissue of a city people love, not just live in.  We need to keep moving. Moving into our cities for work and study. And moving within our cities: for connection, for play, for friendship, for love.

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