Monday, April 15, 2024

3:45 PM - 5:00 PM

Hall 2A (Shelbourne Hall)

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This session addresses the need for more people-centred and inclusive mobility, seeking to clarify these terms and present successful examples. The discussion will explore the user and provider perspectives, focusing on inclusive services and the provision of services that are people-centric. The session aims to take stock of positive examples to identify driving forces and development processes, fostering a moderated discussion on characteristics of solutions for achieving people-centred and inclusive mobility. Topics include considerations for under-serviced groups, low-income users, transport poverty, gender inclusivity, accessibility for disabled individuals, and user perspectives in transport system planning. The potential for guidelines for future endeavours will be explored. Attendees can expect insights into successful implementations, discussions on the role of research and feasibility aspects. The session aims to inspire attendees with examples showcasing the improvement of inclusiveness and people-centricity in mobility and the effects of such initiatives. Take-away messages include the recognition of the reasons for enhancing inclusiveness and people-centricity, along with inspirational examples, and potential guidelines and additional research that could accelerate further implementation. Rapporteurs: Marta Garcia; UNIFE; Monica Grosso, EC JRC Session Organisers: Caroline Almeras, ECTRI; Marta Garcia; UNIFE; Monica Grosso, EC JRC; Ingrid Skogsmo, VTI

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