Publikováno:
2015, Smart Cities Symposium Prague 2015 Proceedings - Czech Technical University in Prague, Praha, České vysoké učení technické v Praze, Fakulta dopravní), p. 83-87), ISBN 978-80-01-05742-1
Anotace:
Urban mobility of people and goods in major cities is crucial for sustainable economical growth and the corresponding life standard. Increase in both transport of people and goods in large conurbations is currently affecting mobility of people and goods and causes environmental deterioration. Not only are the vehicles held up in traffic congestions but they are also blocking the way to vehicles of public transport. This results in decline in mobility of the city residents. Excessive noise and exhaust fumes produced by road transport affect particularly city centres, changing their character as well as making them less attractive and more harmful places to live. The cities try to provide both their residents and visitors with a quality cultural and social life, convenient shopping, supply the shops and restaurants with goods, provide public transport services, education. And this requires a flexible and reliable transport system. To be able ensure these services, cities need quality logistics, which, however, involves an immense number of trips made by the delivery vehicles. The number of such trips has to be efficiently reduced, or at least regulated.
Typ:
Stať ve sborníku z mezinár. konf. cizojazyčně