Exploratory analysis shows traffic flow impact and public transport access challenges at IFAM-CMC, suggesting improvements.
The aim of the study was to partially evaluate mobility and accessibility in and around IFAM-CMC, focusing on the user experience under the priority of non-motorized transport, in accordance with the Urban Mobility Law. The exploratory methodology collected primary data through forms directed at the institutional community and analyzed peak hour traffic flow to understand the institution's influence on the roads. The quantitative-qualitative approach provided a comprehensive understanding. Preliminary results indicate the influence of IFAM-CMC on the surrounding traffic flow and point to difficulties in accessing public transport, the mode most used by those surveyed. It is hoped that the research will contribute to an understanding of IFAM-CMC as a travel-generating hub, with a view to improving infrastructure and public transport, promoting accessibility and spreading sustainable urban mobility in Manaus.
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