In recent years, the expansion of digital technology and forecasts for a significant increase in
both urbanization and global mobility demand have created an important challenge for …

In recent years, the expansion of digital technology and forecasts for a significant increase in
both urbanization and global mobility demand have created an important challenge for …

Due to rapid urbanization, many cities in the world are increasingly confronting urban
problems such as inefficient mobility, lack of infrastructure, traffic congestion, and …

In recent years, many academic and technical discussions about cities have been shaped
by two topics: sustainability and smartness. While these two areas are evolving, there are …

This report section is from the report Planning and design for sustainable urban mobility:
global report on human settlements 2013: Planning and Design for Sustainable Urban …

The digital age continues its advance, bringing with it remarkable technological possibilities.
Such possibilities are founded upon an increasingly fine-grained electronic connectivity of …

Our deinition of mobility is a means of access–to goods, services, people and information.
This includes physical movement, but also other solutions which reduce the need for it such …

The world's population has increased rapidly, leading to urbanising many ruler areas, and it
is estimated that around 75% of people will live in cities by 2050. Therefore, cities will …

Reports on Swinburne University of Technology's Future Urban Mobility [http://www. swin
burne. edu. au/research/ourresearch/institutes/smart-cities/] This group undertakes research …

Municipalities around the world are turning their attention to urban mobility, and are looking
for ways to make city travel faster and more comfortable for citizens. Our world is becoming …