Net-Zero Mobility: Social Considerations for Limiting Private Vehicle Access
Read UITP’s framework and recommendations to successfully reduce private vehicle access to make cities more accessible and inclusive.
Accessibility
What makes public transport accessible? The barriers to mobility – and in turn, opportunity – are different for everyone. UITP is a leading voice on accessibility and helps shape inclusive mobility.
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Read UITP’s framework and recommendations to successfully reduce private vehicle access to make cities more accessible and inclusive.
Discover the eight principles of accessible mobility in the Lecco Declaration – guiding the sector towards accessible and inclusive mobility.
Discover how UPPER is championing mobility as a fundamental right. Because mobility is a gateway to social inclusion, economic opportunity, and environmental sustainability.
No passenger left behind. An inclusive society ensures equal access to opportunity, and public transport plays a big role in making this a reality.
Let’s be clear: equal access does not mean equal treatment. People have varying needs, including a range of disabilities. Globally, one in seven people live with a disability – 80% of whom in developing countries.
UITP is the worldwide voice and platform of the public transport sector, bringing together all stakeholders to improve urban environments and remove barriers, both physical and digital.
Through dialogue, projects, knowledge, and research, UITP leads the sector to implement inclusive and sustainable mobility.
UITP coordinates and collaborates with operators, authorities, industry, and international organisations on a number of research projects.
Outlining the push and pull measures to promote public transport – and build accessible, zero-emission cities.
Designing barrier-free transport systems.