multimodal transport

Urban mobility is described as the lifeblood of modern cities, a critical economic factor, and a facilitator of smart, sustainable development. Planning a smart city that delivers effective and equitable urban mobility solutions is one of the most pressing problems for cities throughout the world. CURRENT AND FUTURE CHALLENGES IN SMART MOBILITY Smart cities must deliver effective smart mobility solutions while encouraging innovation, facilitating a collaborative ecosystem, and meeting sustainability goals. These challenges are part of the rapidly changing landscape of urban mobility as seen through the lens of a smart city planner. Strategies to meet city mobility challenges and solve urban…

Transportation emits more climate-warming greenhouse gases than any other sector. Today, transport is responsible for almost 30% of total EU carbon emissions, 72% of which come from road transport The key is to go multi-modal: not just cars, buses, rail, bicycles or walking, but a coordinated system of various modes of transportation. Clean multi-modal systems can provide safe, equitable, comfortable, convenient, accessible transportation, including mass transit, walking, biking, micro-mobility (such as electric scooters and bikes and shared bicycles) along with car use. Ensuring efficient use of resources and minimising environmental impact in our developments is a priority for us. We are proud…