This book investigates the complex challenges and potential solutions for transforming urban transportation systems. It examines the interplay of policy, technology, and social factors that shape how cities move, drawing on case studies and theoretical frameworks to present a comprehensive analysis of the current state and future possibilities of urban mobility.

The book is likely to be regarded as a rigorous academic text, suitable for students and professionals in urban planning, public policy, and transportation studies. Its focus on policy and socio-economic factors suggests an in-depth examination of the systemic issues rather than a superficial overview. The inclusion of case studies indicates a practical, evidence-based approach to understanding urban transport challenges.