Category: Urban Mobility

Urban mobility refers to the movement of people and goods within urban areas, encompassing various transportation modes, infrastructure, and policies that facilitate travel in cities. It includes the use of public transit systems (buses, trains, subways), private vehicles, bicycles, walking, and emerging technologies such as ride-sharing and electric scooters. Urban mobility seeks to optimize transportation efficiency, reduce congestion, minimize environmental impact, and enhance accessibility for all residents. It is influenced by urban planning and design, socio-economic factors, and advances in technology, aiming to create sustainable, safe, and convenient transportation options in densely populated areas.