Achieving low-carbon and sustainable mobility systems is a challenge in the context of expanding urban areas across the world. It’s therefore useful to take a close look at recently introduced public policies to see how they are likely to contribute (both as singular measures and jointly in a mix of other policies) in the development of sustainable mobility. In this post, I summarise a recent scientific paper analysing selected recent transport policies measures in the context of urban form in Helsinki, Finland.
Climate change is a key challenge for today’s transport systems, and calls for sustainable transport and low-carbon mobility are growing louder. These calls go beyond incremental change and point towards a more fundamental system transition in transport systems. Public policies have a role to play in supporting system transition towards low-carbon mobility. Read more ›
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