Next mile
A sustainable transport forum hosted by Scania
The transition to a sustainable transport system is one of the defining challenges of our time, and one that demands real dialogue and action from those who shape it. It’s a global issue, but one that is driven on a local level.
For more than a decade, Scania has organised international conferences dedicated to sustainability. As the transition evolves, so does our approach. While the challenge is global, progress happens locally. A stronger regional focus makes these discussions even more relevant and concrete, giving sustainable transport greater meaning.
The Sustainable Transport Forum will bring together leading decision-makers, experts, and innovators from business, policy and academia for a half-day of dialogue and strategic reflection on how to accelerate the shift towards a sustainable transport system.
The challenge is global.
The change happens locally.
Our regional conferences serve as platforms for dialogue and collaboration, inspiring the action needed to enable the transition towards a more sustainable transport system at the local level.
Creating the way forward together
At Scania we believe there are great global opportunities in driving the shift towards a more sustainable transport system.
Next Mile, Oslo
A sustainable transport forum hosted by Scania
28 September 2026
Venue
Thon Congress Gardermoen
Oslo, Norway
Looking back at Next Mile Paris
In May 2026 Next Mile brought together more than 400 representatives from across the transport ecosystem in Paris to explore how collaboration and local action can accelerate the shift towards sustainable transport.
Hear attendees share their key takeaways and reflections from the forum, and how collaboration can help advance sustainable transport through local action.
Sustainable transport
At Scania, there is no separate strategy for sustainability. Instead, sustainability is at the core of our business strategy. We believe there are great global opportunities in driving the shift towards a more sustainable transport system. To achieve this goal, we must both do the right things in terms of solutions for sustainable transport but also act as a responsible business and do things right environmentally, socially and ethically.