Adapting public transport to climate change: the key for resilient cities
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Resilience
Climate change, disasters, and other events can disrupt mobility. But public transport must keep people moving during a crisis and facilitate recovery. UITP unites the sector to adapt and bolster resilience.
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How do we ensure resilient urban mobility in the face of climate disruptions? Discover the seven steps to adapt to climate change.
Explore four case studies of emergency preparedness as shared during a webinar by UITP Asia-Pacific.
In a fast-changing world, what technologies can make public transport more resilient?
Whether it is an extreme weather event, pandemic, disaster, or conflict, it can feel like the next crisis is never far away. Indeed, to ensure a resilient network, we must anticipate and plan for crises.
Resilience reduces the impact of a crisis and speeds up recovery when things do go wrong. Achieving this takes preparedness, training, and proven strategies.
To bolster resilience, UITP leads research on effective policies and provides a key platform for the sector to share knowledge.
Because when we work together, we can learn from each other to safeguard passengers, our workforce, and ensure that public transport is able to serve the public – no matter the situation.
UITP coordinates and collaborates with operators, authorities, industry, and international organisations on a number of research projects.
Shaping future-proof and holistic mobility systems alongside 21 partners.
Exploring and adapting to the impact of automated mobility on the public transport workforce.
As a UITP Member, you can become eligible to join committees and working groups and collaborate with operators and authorities on advancing public transport.
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