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Moving the economy By Susan Zielinski Opportunities for India in the emerging global new mobility industry “At its most basic level, a new mobility grid is simply a network of places across a community where transportation modes and services physically connect.” “The opportunities exist on many fronts be it mobility solutions for urban poor (whose ...

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The author is managing director of SMART (Sustainable Mobility & Accessibility Research & Transformation), a unique global new mobility tech transfer / applied research initiative of the University of Michigan. Just before joining SMART, Susan was awarded a Harvard Loeb Fellowship based on her trailblazing work in sustainable transportation systems and in naming, framing, and advancing the emerging new mobility cluster through public-private innovation.

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