Transport policies in European cities: structuring axes and assessment
Mobility and the Smart City: roles of public and private players
Article REF: TRP1006 V1
Transport policies in European cities: structuring axes and assessment
Mobility and the Smart City: roles of public and private players

Author : Jean COLDEFY

Publication date: August 10, 2013, Review date: August 1, 2018 | Lire en français

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2. Transport policies in European cities: structuring axes and assessment

European cities have implemented proactive policies to meet these challenges, with the aim of encouraging a modal shift from the private car to other modes of transport and optimizing urban freight, against a backdrop of travel volumes representing multiplication factors for urban resident populations (for example, three times as many trips as population in Lyon).

These travel policies are structured around two axes:

  • an increase in supply. This involves investment in transport infrastructure – which will be increasingly difficult in the context of France's public finances – and, more recently, the introduction of new mobility services centered on vehicle sharing (self-service bicycles, car-sharing, car-pooling);

  • action to modify demand. These include communication campaigns to encourage...

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