Centro de Documentacion de Fundación MAPFRE - An Integrated perspective on the future of mobility, part 3 : setting the direction toward seamless mobility

Publication: New York : McKinsey & Company, 2019Physical description: 17 p.Series: (Sustainability & resource productivity practice and McKinsey center for future mobility ; January 2019)Notes: Sumario: Urban traffic is getting worse. Here is how city and business leaders can act to forge a better outcome. The age of modern transit began in 1863, when the first underground railway began rolling in central London. The line was short and smoky, and nothing like it had ever been seen before. But it worked, and cities around the world began to follow London's lead. Over time, city authorities came to see providing transportation as one of their core responsibilities, and governments often owned and ran transit systems themselvesMateria / lugar / evento: Movilidad Movilidad urbana Circulación de vehículos Tráfico Política de transportes Fenómenos de transporte Transporte público Urbanismo Otros autores: Hannon, Eric
Secondary series: Sustainability & Resource Productivity Other categories: 852