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HomeFact-finding study on status and future needs regarding low- and zero-emission urban mobility
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The general objective of the study is to provide the Commission with the status of current urban mobility situation and indicate gaps and related needs of cities when it comes to achieving safe, accessible (incl. affordable), smart and lowand zero-emission urban mobility. More specifically, this study will: Analyse urban mobility situation in a large sample of EU cities of different sizes and types, from all Member States, with regards to Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning, Urban Vehicle Access Regulation (UVAR), urban logistics and urban mobility data collection and indicators; Understand the level of support of Member States on urban mobility policy; Identify the main challenges, gaps and needs when it comes to the analysed urban mobility situation at city level and the level of support of Member States; Provide an indication how the analysed situation compares with the EU-level objectives, in particular referred to in the White Paper 2011, the Green Deal and the Smart and Sustainable Mobility Strategy, regarding achieving lowand zero-emission, accessible (incl. affordable), smart and safe urban mobility; Draw meaningful conclusions on the type of support that cities should receive to achieve safe, accessible, affordable, smart, and low and zero-emissions urban mobility.
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- Corporate author(s): Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport (European Commission) , ECORYS , Isinnova , PwC , Rupprecht Consult
- Themes: Transport
- Subject: air quality , common transport policy , data collection , reduction of gas emissions , report , road safety , road traffic , smart technology , sustainable mobility , technical standard , urban transport
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-45410-6 | DOI 10.2832/799532 | Catalogue number MI-03-21-470-EN-N |
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