In the mobility sector, a wide range of applications are on offer, which go beyond the familiar Uber ride-hailing service. Examples include Waze, a travelling time-saving app, and Robo-taxi, a self-driving service, said Kryštof Kruliš, an analyst at the Association for International Affairs (AMO).

“First there is basic carpooling, where you only donate gas money to the driver and he does not make a profit in any other way. This is a classic example of sharing economy,” Kruliš said, referring to BlaBlaCar, a popular application in France.

You can read the text in full here.