Sustainable Urban E-Mobility to Towards Inclusive Cities

Abstract

Mobility is experienced differently by different groups of people, and their specific needs should be considered by applying a participative approach and involving users and actors concerned. Furthermore, an integrated and holistic approach should be applied, allowing people to be aware of the interdependencies of actions taken in one area on others (environmental, economic, social and governance). A lot of cities and urban settlements in the last decade have contributed to safe and safer cities, especially pedestrians, users of public transport, cyclists and other public activities, with the design of space and new streets, and especially by the redesign of space and existing streets. The approach to space, urban mobility is changing, planners and urban planners are emerging with new ideas, who, together with the technical professions of traffic and construction engineers, are launching new forms of design that help safe, safe, humane urban living. In this paper will be given guidelines for accelerating transformational change towards sustainable urban mobility through innovative and integrated electric mobility solutions. The paper will also analyze the segment of engineering education in e-mobility and innovative solutions in e-mobility.