The future of public transport after the pandemic
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2024 10:21 am
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The imminent arrival of a coronavirus vaccine offers an encouraging outlook for the future of public transport.
Public transport is associated with large crowds of people in small spaces , an approach that contrasts with current measures to prevent contagion.
For this reason, alternative and sustainable overseas chinese in australia transport systems, such as bicycles, have proliferated this year.
The Plataforma Arquitectura website presents the future of public transport, shaped by the routines of regular travellers.
“The mobility landscape is not just a convenience for many city dwellers, it is actually a necessity . If the exodus from urban areas to rural towns materialises, as many have predicted, the impacts on people around the world would be catastrophic,” the aforementioned website states.
In addition to reinforcing hygiene measures in transport, this website warns that hybrid work models will promote a change in mobility and "rush hours" could be eradicated, as work is done from home.
This transformation in people's habits was already evident by mid-year , with confinement and the consequent reduction in mobility , which also meant a drastic drop in the use of transport.
Public transport was one of the areas singled out at the beginning of the pandemic for the risk of contagion. However, recent studies support the safety of the mobility system against COVID-19. Leisure, family gatherings, workplaces and healthcare environments are considered to be prone to contagion.
The Plataforma Arquitectura website supports the need to invest in public transport when the pandemic is over: “Public transport is essential for urban culture and lifestyle. It also supports the economy by giving people the possibility to move around for business and pleasure.”
The study of alternative and environmentally sustainable transport systems is one of the keys to training programs in the field of architecture and urban planning. In this sense, FUNIBER sponsors the Master's Degree in Architecture and Urban Planning Projects .
The imminent arrival of a coronavirus vaccine offers an encouraging outlook for the future of public transport.
Public transport is associated with large crowds of people in small spaces , an approach that contrasts with current measures to prevent contagion.
For this reason, alternative and sustainable overseas chinese in australia transport systems, such as bicycles, have proliferated this year.
The Plataforma Arquitectura website presents the future of public transport, shaped by the routines of regular travellers.
“The mobility landscape is not just a convenience for many city dwellers, it is actually a necessity . If the exodus from urban areas to rural towns materialises, as many have predicted, the impacts on people around the world would be catastrophic,” the aforementioned website states.
In addition to reinforcing hygiene measures in transport, this website warns that hybrid work models will promote a change in mobility and "rush hours" could be eradicated, as work is done from home.
This transformation in people's habits was already evident by mid-year , with confinement and the consequent reduction in mobility , which also meant a drastic drop in the use of transport.
Public transport was one of the areas singled out at the beginning of the pandemic for the risk of contagion. However, recent studies support the safety of the mobility system against COVID-19. Leisure, family gatherings, workplaces and healthcare environments are considered to be prone to contagion.
The Plataforma Arquitectura website supports the need to invest in public transport when the pandemic is over: “Public transport is essential for urban culture and lifestyle. It also supports the economy by giving people the possibility to move around for business and pleasure.”
The study of alternative and environmentally sustainable transport systems is one of the keys to training programs in the field of architecture and urban planning. In this sense, FUNIBER sponsors the Master's Degree in Architecture and Urban Planning Projects .