Technological advances and new transport services are revolutionizing urban mobility, offering safer, more efficient ways to navigate cities. This transition to integrated mobility could yield substantial economic and social benefits globally, with the potential to improve safety and reduce pollution in cities. The report presents scenarios for different city types (dense cities in developed and emerging economies, sprawling metropolitan areas) to illustrate possible mobility futures. It highlights the significant impact of trends like vehicle electrification, shared mobility, and autonomous driving on cities, providing strategies for cities to maximize the positive outcomes of these shifts while managing the transition to meet local quality-of-life goals.
Context and quantification
About the policy
Area
Economy, Public Health
Instrument
Incentives, Standards
Intervention
Integrated urban mobility systems
Cost
Private sector funds
Funding
City councils, private sector
Institutional arrangement
None
Impacts
Stakeholders involved
None
Stakeholders impacted
Urban communities
Wellbeing
Health, Jobs
Justice consideration
Procedural
Metadata
Lead author name | Shannon Bouton |
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Lead author gender | Female |
Lead author institution | McKinsey & Company |
Lead author institution location | United States |
Peer reviewed? | false |
Grey literature? | true |
Type of paper | Research article |
Volume | None |
Publication year | 2017 |
URL / DOI | None |
Sufficiency mentioned? | false |