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EPISODE · Jan 26, 2026 · 19 MIN

Smart mobility and the future of transportation with Mike Mollenhauer

from Curious Conversations · host Virginia Tech

Mike Mollenhauer joined Virginia Tech’s “Curious Conversations” to talk about how smart mobility and infrastructure are influencing the future of transportation. He explained the use of real-time data, adaptive speed control, and automated driving systems to enhance transportation safety and efficiency. He also shared the work he and his colleagues are doing related to real-time traffic management, variable speed limits, and the integration of automated vehicles with smart infrastructure.Mollenhauer is the Director of the Center for Technology Implementation at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute. He oversees the center's aspects of business and product development, including management of product development teams, leading business and product roadmap development activity, project management for commercial and government contracts, as well as evaluating in-vehicle technologies and quantifying driver safety behaviors.#virginiatech #transportation #RoadSafety #SmartMobility #TrafficTechnology #TrafficInnovation #AI #DataDriven #RoadSafety #SmartCities #futureoftransportation

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