The tool provides cities with a way to assess progress in the transition to sustainable and inclusive mobility. The tool is guided by three fundamental pillars of sustainable mobility: Governance, Resilience, and Connectivity.
The tool builds on the lived experiences and expertise of leading voices in the private sector, cities, and civil society to deliver a tool to benchmark progress towards sustainable mobility.
Drawing on learnings from dialogues, workshops and interviews with key mobility players in the Global New Mobility Coalition, the tool reflects real-world challenges in mobility and establish how cities can set the right policy direction for sustainable urban mobility.
Through seven assessment across issues such as innovation, space allocation and integration, the tool provides cities with a way to benchmark progress on various aspects of sustainable mobility
The tool has been informed and guided by close engagement with three cities leading on the transition to sustainable, inclusive mobility. The cities of Buenos Aires, Curridabat, and Singapore were the first cities to test the tool, helping to deliver a tool which can reflect the real-world mobility challenges faced by cities.
Informed by the experiences and expertise of private operators, cities, and civil society groups, including:












Innovation for Impact
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