Are we satisfying the right conditions for the mobility transition? A review and evaluation of the dutch urban mobility policies

Mylène van der Koogh*, Emile Chappin, Renée Heller, Zofia Lukszo

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Abstract

Global climate agreements call for action and an integrated perspective on mobility, energy and overall consumption. Municipalities in dense, urban areas are challenged with facilitating this transition with limited space and energy resources, and with future uncertainties. One important aspect of the transition is the adoption of electric vehicles, which includes the adequate design of charging infrastructure. Another important goal is a modal shift in transportation. This study investigated over 80 urban mobility policy measures that are in the policy roadmap of two of the largest municipalities of the Netherlands. This analysis consists of an inventory of policy measures, an evaluation of their environmental effects and conceptualizations of the policy objectives and conditions within the mobility transitions. The findings reveal that the two municipalities have similarities in means, there is still little anticipation of future technology and policy conditions could be further satisfied by introducing tailored measures for specific user groups.
Original languageEnglish
Article number12736
JournalSustainability
Volume13
Issue number22
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2021

Keywords

  • Electric vehicles
  • Mobility transition
  • Modal shift
  • Policy analysis
  • System analysis
  • Urban mobility

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