Net-Zero Mobility: Social Considerations for Limiting Private Vehicle Access
Explore how cities can successfully limit private vehicle access – and prioritise sustainable mobility for a cleaner city.
Climate & Environment
From harmful emissions to our ecological footprint, mobility greatly impacts the climate and environment. To advance sustainable mobility, UITP brings together experts from the world of public transport.
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Explore how cities can successfully limit private vehicle access – and prioritise sustainable mobility for a cleaner city.
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Air and noise pollution. Harmful emissions. And an increasing ecological footprint. Mobility defines our environment – and urbanisation is magnifying the impact.
Without action, transport could soon account for 40% of CO2 emissions. To reverse course, sustainable mobility is the solution.
Globally, cities and public transport organisations are decarbonising, leading a modal shift away from cars, and greenifying urban areas. That means more biodiversity, improved energy efficiency, and importantly, more liveable cities.
And it’s UITP that brings together the mobility sector to advance this vision. From urban planning to passenger ferry decarbonisation, UITP is where public transport professionals can make their impact.
UITP coordinates and collaborates with operators, authorities, industry, and international organisations on a number of research projects.
Defining a standardised method of calculating carbon emissions.
Leading cities in taking climate action to reach climate neutrality by 2030.
Unlocking public transport’s potential for zero-emission cities.
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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