2020 MobilityTalks International | 01 02 | 2020 MobilityTalks International Muriel Bowser Mayor of Washington, D.C. s Mayor of Washington, DC, I am proud to welcome participants of the MobilityTalks International Conference A to our beautiful city and our nation’s capital. Hosted each year by The Washington Auto Show, MobilityTalks International is a premier conference that brings together automotive industry leaders and government policymakers to hold discussions on the future of autonomous vehicles, and the innovative ways governments around the globe are regulating this exciting and constantly evolving technology. Our Interagency Autonomous Vehicles (AV) Working Group continues its efforts to prepare Washingtonians for upcoming AV technology advancements and to ensure that the District’s deployment of autonomous vehicles will be of benefit to our residents and visitors. This working group meets monthly and is comprised of District government agencies with focuses on transportation, disability rights, environmental issues, and public safety. On behalf of the 702,000 residents of Washington, DC, welcome—here’s to a successful, enjoyable, and transformative MobilityTalks International Conference! FROM THE MAYOR 2020 MobilityTalks International | 03 GREETINGS John O’Donnell, President and CEO Washington Area New Automobile Dealers Association s we mark the beginning of a new decade, one we’ll consider day-to-day staples in 2030 are currently only needs to look back at the past 10 years to at least being developed and refined with technology A see how unpredictable the near future might be. and resources available at present day. But there After all, most people in 2010 wouldn’t have expected are a number of different challenges surrounding the that, in 2020, Donald Trump would be the president of ways we will harness and regulate technology to help the United States, nearly half of Americans would call make our lives more fulfilling, our commutes shorter, their cellphone their “most important shopping tool,” and our world smaller and more connected. and that the average Internet download speed would be more than 20 times as fast as it was back then. MobilityTalks is about bringing the people who will help shape the next decade together, to discuss those But some people did see the future sooner than the diverging viewpoints, and to figure out what works, rest of us, and this decade begins with the same both in America and in rapidly-developing countries challenges the last one did – not necessarily to see around the world. To that end, we hope you find this the future, but to at least figure out exactly what is program useful; please feel free to leave us feedback uncertain, and what things we can plan for. And that in the comment cards throughout the venue. is the common thread of MobilityTalks International this year; this is where automotive, technology, and Thank you for being here, and for your interest public policy leaders gather together to discuss the in our conference. future of smart growth, urban mobility, interconnected and autonomous vehicles, and the ways technology will impact the way we live, the way we engage in commerce and social endeavors, and the way we travel in the coming decade and beyond. As you’ll learn today, the future of mobility isn’t a secret; after all, it’s a safe bet that many of the things 04 | 2020 MobilityTalks International THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS CTIA CTIA represents the U.S. wireless communications of services by utilizing our deep knowledge of core industry and the companies throughout the mobile industries and leveraging advanced technology and ecosystem that enable Americans to lead a 21st- communications strategies. century connected life. The association’s members include wireless carriers, device manufacturers, The Hill suppliers as well as apps and content companies. The Hill is a top U.S. political website read by CTIA vigorously advocates at all levels of the White House and more lawmakers than any government for policies that foster continued other site – vital for policy, politics and election wireless innovation and investment. The association campaigns. 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Government of the French Republic Securing America’s Future Energy Aptiv Greenlining Institute SmartCities Columbus Partnership Automotive News Hawksbill Advisors Society of Automotive Engineers AutoTrader Holman Strategic Ventures Toyota Center for Automotive Research InstallerNet Tulsa Area Clean Cities Coalition CTIA Japan MLIT Uber City of Pittsburgh Lyft United Nations Economic Consumer Reports National Highway Traffic Commission for Europe Cruise Safety Administration United Spinal Association District of Columbia National Road Safety Foundation U.S.-China Business Council Department of Transportation National Safety Council U.S. News & World Report EVgo Nevada Department Varnum LLP Exponent of Motor Vehicles Vulog North America Federal Communications Commission NTT DATA Services Wanxiang America Corporation Ford Mobility Partnership for Wiley Rein LLP German Federal Ministry of Transport Autonomous Vehicle Education Zoox 06 | 2020 MobilityTalks International PUBLIC POLICY DAYS SCHEDULE JANUARY 22, 2020 8 a.m. MobilityTalks International Breakfast Sponsored by CTIA Room 207 9 a.m. International Plenary Panel Sessions Room 207 Lawmakers from around the world will share the latest trends in connected and autonomous vehicle policymaking and cast their vision for the future of transportation. Moderated by Ms. Leslie J. Allen, Mobility Editor, Automotive News Ms. Anne Marie Idrac, High Representative for the Development of Autonomous Vehicles, Government of the French Republic (France) Mr. Guido Zielke, Head of Department, Road Traffic and Transport Directorate-General (Germany) Mr. Richard Damm, Chairman of the UNECE working group for autonomous driving (Germany) Mr. Eiichiro Oishi, Assistant Vice-Minister for International Affairs, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (Japan) Anticipated representatives from the United States and the Republic of Korea were unconfirmed at the time this program went to print. 10:30 a.m. Fireside Chat featuring Ms. Gretchen Effgen, VP of Global Partnerships, Aptiv Room 207 The focus on self-driving technology should always be about developing technology that gets the saf- est cars on the road. As exciting as the prospect of a car that drives itself is, there are two separate introductions to the consumer market. The first being robotaxis, driven in limited, well-defined, urban, geo-fenced areas, and the second being personal ownership, which are able to be driven anywhere, in any condition. In both introductions, it’s important that Congress and the technology providers are working closely to define what constitutes as the right and wrong way for deploying this technology for consumer safety, urban planning and overall adoption. This fireside chat will take a closer look at the pending AV bill, and what core rules and regulations are crucial to driving a safer future. Ms. Gretchen Effgen, Vice President of Global Partnerships, Aptiv 08 | 2020 MobilityTalks International 11 a.m. Smart Cities and the Future of Mobility Room 207 Mr. Joe White, Global Automotive Industry Editor, Reuters (Moderator) Mr. William Baver, Vice President, NTT DATA Services Ms. Jordan Davis, Director, SmartCities Columbus Partnership Mr. Jeff Marootian, Director, D.C. Department of Transportation Hon. William Peduto, Mayor, City of Pittsburgh 11:30 a.m. Plenary Panel Discussion from the Partnership for Autonomous Vehicle Education (PAVE) Room 207 Dr. Mark Rosekind, Chief Policy Officer, Zoox (Moderator) Mr. Eric Danko, Head of Federal