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Smart urban mobility: Economic and social dimensions of sustainable development in times of digitalization

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Finding a strong empirical link between inefficient urban transport and increased carbon dioxide emissions suggests significant barriers to sustainable mobility.
Key indicators analyzed include average trip time and user dissatisfaction, leading to the development of a comprehensive urban mobility quality index.
Assessment conducted on 137 cities reveals targeted digital interventions to enhance urban mobility are most needed in specific locations.
Overall results emphasize bridging technology-based smart city models with citizen-centric mobility approaches to improve urban transportation systems.

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Analysis demonstrates the impact of digital transformation on urban mobility efficiency, highlighting urgent needs for targeted interventions.

Zotov et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis demonstrates the impact of digital transformation on urban mobility efficiency, highlighting urgent needs for targeted interventions.