Summary
This report presents a comprehensive examination of current mobility systems and outlines eight innovative solutions aimed at achieving sustainable, resilient, and efficient mobility. It highlights the slow progress towards these goals over the past decade, noting that individual cars still dominate urban and rural transport. The report documents the development of new mobility services, including micromobility and shared mobility, and discusses the importance of integrated policies for climate change mitigation. It emphasizes the need for a shift from car-centric transport policies towards more sustainable modes. Additionally, the findings detail the concept of the 'city of proximity' and advocate for smarter transport mode allocation. Recommendations include enhancing mobility as a service (MaaS) and fostering partnerships with mobility service providers. The analysis concludes that a transformative shift towards a more virtuous mobility future is attainable through coordinated efforts, funding, and governance, potentially doubling the share of sustainable mobility in the coming decade.
