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Desafios da mobilidade urbana no Brasil

Authors: de Carvalho, Carlos Henrique Ribeiro;

Desafios da mobilidade urbana no Brasil

Abstract

In recent years in Brazil, with the increase in motorized individual transport, population mobility conditions are degrading too, mainly due to the growth in traffic accidents with victims, urban congestion and also the vehicle pollutants. From this context, we tried to start a debate on the most important challenges to provide Brazilian cities with better mobility systems. This paper presents some of these challenges highlighted by the author, also discussing public policies necessary to overcome the problems exposed.

Keywords

R41, urban growth, ddc:330, mass transit, public transportation, urban transport

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