kokonaisliikkuvuus

Kokonaisliikkuvuus, often translated as total mobility or overall mobility, refers to the ability of an individual or a group to move and access different locations and services within a given area. It encompasses various modes of transportation, including public transit, private vehicles, cycling, walking, and any other means of getting from one place to another. The concept is not solely about the physical act of movement but also considers factors that facilitate or hinder it, such as the availability of infrastructure, affordability of transport options, accessibility for people with disabilities, and the time and effort required for travel.

In urban planning and transportation studies, kokonaisliikkuvuus is a crucial metric for evaluating the effectiveness and equity of a transportation system. A high level of kokonaisliikkuvuus implies that residents can easily reach their destinations, whether for work, education, healthcare, or leisure, using a variety of convenient and efficient methods. Conversely, low kokonaisliikkuvuus can lead to social exclusion, economic disadvantage, and reduced quality of life, particularly for those who rely on public transport or have limited access to private vehicles. Efforts to improve kokonaisliikkuvuus often involve integrated transport policies, investments in public transportation networks, the promotion of active travel, and the development of smart mobility solutions.