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KFM – The importance of mobility & innovative & alternative transport solutions

Improved public and non-motorised transport is critical for providing access to opportunities, as well as supporting economic growth and attracting investment in the Cape region. The aim of our Transport programme is to:

  • Address traffic congestion and find solutions to the problem in an effort to enhance business productivity
  • Encourage behavioural change amongst commuters
  • Foster a spirit of collaboration amongst corporate Cape Town, encouraging them to consider innovative and alternative transport solutions to ease congestion

As part of our Transport Programme, we have partnered with the Consulate General of the Netherlands on their Mobility Indaba conference this year. Our CEO and Bonnie Horbach, the Dutch Consul General, spoke to KFM about the importance of mobility and considering innovative and alternative transport solutions to ease congestion and encourage behavioural change:

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