“…In summary, an impressive amount of work has been performed to make EEG measurements during both indoor and outdoor motion possible (Kranczioch et al, 2014) and to remove motion artifacts with elaborate algorithms to obtain reliable ERPs (Debener et al, 2012;De Vos et al, 2014;Kuziek et al, 2017Kuziek et al, , 2018Radüntz and Meffert, 2019;Blum et al, 2020;Jacobsen et al, 2021). We are convinced that it is now time to move on to the next level, i.e., to address new, theory-driven questions in order to explain the heterogeneous picture that emerges from the behavioral studies on motion and cognition through the temporally high resolution of the EEG.…”