Federal Election 2025: ACV Publishes a Collection of Facts on the Mobility Transition

The ACV Transportation Transition Paper is now available as an interactive digital brochure on the ACV website.

The ACV publishes a collection of facts on the mobility transition for the 2025 federal election. (Photo: ACV)
The ACV publishes a collection of facts on the mobility transition for the 2025 federal election. (Photo: ACV)

The transport transition is one of Germany's key future issues: The transport sector is to become more sustainable and transform in the long term. However, the debate on how this can be achieved is often conducted emotionally and controversially – as evidenced by the parties' election programs for the Bundestag election in 2025.

With its new digital transport transformation paper, the ACV Automobil-Club Verkehr provides guidance in this often complex field. The interactive brochure highlights the most important aspects of the transport transformation and is now available for free on the ACV website.

Facts, Backgrounds, and Perspectives on the Mobility Transition

The Mobility Transition Paper is structured into various sections and provides well-founded information in an understandable form. It addresses fundamental questions, opportunities, and challenges of the mobility transition while focusing on key aspects such as:

  • Germany's role as a car nation,
  • differences in mobility behavior between urban and rural areas,
  • the current state of infrastructure.

All content is supplemented with illustrative diagrams and charts to make complex relationships easily comprehensible.

A holistic and neutral perspective on mobility

The transportation transition paper also reflects ACV's understanding of climate-friendly mobility. ACV Managing Director Holger Küster emphasizes: "We do not exclude any technology that can contribute to the transportation transition. Our focus is on a broad understanding of mobility that includes various modes of transportation and takes into account the different needs of road users. Our goal is to convey a holistic and, above all, neutral view of the transportation transition."

Discover interactively now

The interactive digital brochure is available via the following link: www.acv.de/verkehrswende-paper. It is optimized for all common devices – smartphone, tablet, and computer – and is available at any time.

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