Sustainability aspects of the mobility services: societal effects, space- and ime management
Abstract
Changes in transport are moving together with the long-cycle trends of the society, with the industrial and technological revolutions, and with the reorganizations effecting the whole culture of production. However, it may be concluded from the revealed trends that they keep going on or they begin to change. The opportunities opened up by new technologies often evolve but over a longer period of time. The most important trend change in the past period is the exceeding of modernity's quantitative based thinking, and that brings to the transport the blurring of rigid separating boundaries, the establishment of integrations and the reflection of the demand-side interests of the consumer. Among the new technologies based on digitized network structures, the autonomous vehicle and vehicle sharing together can fit to these trends, helping the mobility to became a service organised in an integrated system. Decreasing the space- pollution of the motorization is expected to lead to those sustainability improvements that significantly affect the livebility of the settlements.
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