Free and Sustainable Mobility in the Connected City
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The document discusses making urban mobility more sustainable through connectivity and technology. It proposes a framework involving e-substitution, optimization, and articulation of travel modes. This includes sharing vehicles and infrastructure through carsharing and flexible spaces. Connecting people through seamless services and rich teleconferencing. The document also suggests using technology to enable citizens to monitor pollution, see the impacts of their energy consumption, and involve them in measuring their city. It advocates for lowering barriers to participation and innovation through access to urban data, shared infrastructure, and information-based transportation.
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Smart and Seamless Urban Mobility
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Eleri Jones, Foresight and Urban Policy, Space Syntax
Annemie Wyckmans, Norwegian University of Science of Technology (NTNU)
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- 1. Free and Sustainable Mobility in the Connected City Daniel Kaplan Fing – www.fing.org Villes 2.0 – www.villes2.fr A partnership between
- 2. Clash of Values Why have the citizens of Stockholm and NYC rejected urban pricing / sustainability plans? What is unsatisfactory with Amsterdam and Seoul's GPS-based dynamic urban pricing schemes?
- 3. Reconnection Can we turn sustainability into a personal, emotional, pleasurable experience? Can we make sustainability compatible with other rights: Mobility, privacy…?
- 4. "Urban mobility can become sustainable only if it remains considered as a right as well as a goal."
- 5. A simple framework e-Substi- tution e-Substitution Optimi- zation Articulation Travel Mode Substitution Sharing Reduce volumes (travellers, trips, vehicles…) Reduce distances Make mobility more efficient and cleaner Urban planning Transports Information and skills Organization Dematerialization
- 9. Free and Sustainable Mobility in the Connected City Daniel Kaplan Fing – www.fing.org Villes 2.0 – www.villes2.fr A partnership between