With Autokorrektur (translation: Autocorrect - Mobility for a world worth living in), Katja Diehl’s goal is clear: to allow everyone to live well without being dependent on car ownership. In her view, the current car use is a privilege of a minority, to the detriment of the majority. By drawing on scientific research into why automobiles are the dominant form of mobility, and by focusing on the full range and diversity of individual needs and practices, Katja Diehl has thrust into the German public debate the possibility of alternative, inclusive mobility systems that are centred around people, their needs and their well-being.