© Dennis Siqueira
Knowledge Brief
publication
What does 'new normal mobility' look like?
Introduction
Sustainable economic models for public transport
An increase in home-based activities and a modal shift towards private car and greater flexibility in individual time planning have led to structurally lower ridership levels and fare revenue collection for public transport authorities (PTAs) and operators around the world.
This Knowledge Brief provides a global view of urban and regional mobility in a post-COVID-19 pandemic era. Building on the experiences of UITP members, it puts the major challenges that our industry faces in the spotlight:
- Bringing back passengers
- Ensuring truly sustainable economic models for public transport operations
- Building cities that better reflect what is good for the environment and citizens alike
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