Plus One Level on Polis Mobility
At Polis Mobility at Messe Köln, mobility experts from various fields came together to experience and discuss the future of mobility. In the process, nearly 200 speakers had their say in 86 event formats over three days in the conference section. Also included was a panel on mobility on the plus-one level, hosted by Cable Car World.
Review of the 2nd Ropeway Day
The FrankfurtRhineMain Regional Association in cooperation with Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences invited to the 2nd Ropeway Day in the Frankfurt region on May 10. Almost 100 experts from politics, universities and business discussed various topics related to the application of urban ropeways. One idea for connecting the cities of Frankfurt and Offenbach received special attention.
Hybrid Destinations: Mixed culture instead of monoculture
White strips in green meadows are causing a headache for winter tourism. The mild winter means that snowmaking is more difficult, especially in low areas. Hybrid operation could reduce the snow gap.
Guide for urban ropeways
The German Federal Ministry of Transport wants to promote the planning and construction of urban ropeways in Germany. The focus is on a guide for municipalities, which has now been published - at the end of November 2022.
Ministry guide on urban cableways provides clarity
In order to further promote sustainable mobility in cities, specialists from Drees & Sommer have been working since 2021 on a guide to urban cable cars commissioned by the BMDV. An interim version of the almost completed guide will be presented at Cable Car World in Essen in June 2022. Interested parties can also talk to all those involved about the contents and results to date at the joint stand of the Ministry and Drees & Sommer.
How cable cars benefit over the entire life cycle
It is hard to imagine building construction today without the digital planning method Building Information Modelling (BIM). What is less known is that BIM also offers advantages for transport infrastructure projects. In particular, future-oriented systems such as cable cars in urban areas benefit from the digital collaboration method.