15. Inclusive Transportation Systems
Inclusive transportation systems ensure equal access to transport services for individuals with various limitations. The chapter outlines the principles of inclusive transportation, the legal and policy frameworks supporting them, the critical elements of such systems, and the involvement of stakeholders. Challenges in implementation and best practices globally are discussed to enhance accessibility and equity in urban mobility.
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15.4.1Roads And Pedestrian Facilities
What we have learnt
- Inclusive transportation systems are essential for equitable mobility.
- Legal frameworks and policies promote accessibility in transportation.
- Stakeholder involvement is critical in designing and implementing inclusive transport solutions.
Key Concepts
- -- Universal Design
- A design framework that ensures all people can use spaces and services without adaptation.
- -- Accessibility
- The quality of being able to be reached or used by all people, including those with disabilities.
- -- Smart Mobility Solutions
- Technological innovations that enhance transportation through improved navigation, booking, and service customization.
- -- Inclusive Design
- Designing transportation systems that cater to the needs of all users, including those with disabilities.
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