mobilitáskezelés

Mobilitáskezelés, a Hungarian term, translates to "mobility management" in English. It is a concept and set of practices aimed at optimizing the movement of people and goods, particularly within urban environments. The primary goal of mobility management is to reduce reliance on private cars, thereby mitigating traffic congestion, decreasing air pollution, and improving public health and quality of life.

This approach often involves promoting and facilitating the use of sustainable transport options such as public transportation, cycling, walking, and car-sharing services. It can also encompass strategies for managing demand for travel, such as flexible working hours, telecommuting, and incentives for choosing eco-friendly modes of transport.

Mobility management initiatives can be implemented by various stakeholders, including local authorities, transport operators, businesses, and educational institutions. They often involve developing integrated transport plans, improving infrastructure for non-motorized transport, and launching public awareness campaigns. The effectiveness of mobility management relies on a comprehensive understanding of travel patterns and user needs, coupled with innovative solutions that make sustainable choices convenient and attractive.