Wherever Roaming may help for mobility transition

Andrea Stickler is a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Spatial Planning, in the Transportation Systems Planning Research Group at the Vienna University of Technology. She studied urban and regional planning, sociology, and international development, and has several years of practical experience in the field of socio-ecological transformation and shared mobility.

Roman’s main job is building small renewable energy power plants. 2009 he started with electric mobility as a hobby. Well, that escalated quickly and became another main job instantly. First E-Carsharing projects followed and he’s frustrated that, unlike EV charging, carsharing still lacks roaming between providers. He’s determined to change that.

Tobias Haider is founder and lead developer at mobyome. With the creation of platforms like bedarfsverkehr.at or mobil-am-land.at and his participation in numerous research projects he has helped deepening the understanding of sustainable forms of mobility like on-demand services and shared mobility. Always trying to take a systemic perspective he is involved in the collection and interpretation of all kinds of data and focuses on how this data can have the greatest possible impact.

Christoph has a Background in regional and City planning, with a Focus on participatory Methods. After working at TU Wien MOVE and aspern.mobil LAB on Innovation Management in mobility Research, Christoph is Co-owner of mobyome since 2018. Being more involved at mobyome since 2023, he now deals with questions of governance in the context mobility transitions and loves to develop new Workshop formats to improve Stakeholder cooperations. Especially on-demand Transport and Carsharing Solutions are main modes of interest as central puzzle pieces for an inclusive and sustainable transport system.

Norbert has been working at Klimabündnis for 20 years. Throughout this time, he has consistently developed new projects and ideas. These range from WeFair—now one of the largest sustainability fairs in Austria—to KlimaKultur events and the "Mobilcard", the first e-car-sharing service in Upper Austria. He is always open to new ideas that make the world a better place—radical optimistic, pragmatic.

Lukas is a spatial planner with a focus on mobility and cycling planning, working at the intersection of research and practice. With several years of experience, he is particularly interested in turning complex mobility topics into clear, structured, and workable ideas. In his master’s thesis, he explored the motivations behind voluntary private car abstinence. Beyond his work in mobility, he is also the founder of an independent music label outside the rock music scene.