Changes in society are inspiring new forms of mobility. And in turn, this new mobility is transforming how we live. PULSE captures these crossover influences and puts them into perspective. It explores this constant back-and-forth, where uses and changing lifestyles converge.

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Keolis launches Pulse
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[Tribune Les Echos] Long live public transport
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How does our gender influence our mobility?

While mobility might seem like a neutral topic, it is profoundly affected by gender identities. Women face multiple constraints : insecurity, domestic responsibilities and social norms that limit their autonomy. Despite progress, systemic differences persist and must be taken into account to ensure equitable access to public spaces and transportation for everyone.

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Ideas to set mobility in motion

This new issue revolves around four structural trends that are shaping how today’s mobility is changing. Through analyses, expert insights, feedback and word from the ground, Pulse brings together complementary viewpoints: those of international figures, inspirational thinkers, and those of Keolis teams with their close-up daily experience of local reality. Because mobility isn’t just about technical solutions. Because it is primarily about meaningfulness, impact and connection.