Voronezh, Voronezh, Russian Federation
Voronezh, Voronezh, Russian Federation
UDC 625
This article substantiates the need to transition from ad hoc measures to a comprehensive restructuring of the urban transport system in the context of global urbanization and growing motorization. Global experience in addressing transport issues, including technological, infrastructural, and management approaches, is analyzed, and their systemic limitations are identified. The author proposes a concept for an integrated transport ecosystem, comprising five key components: smart roads, integrated technical centers, centralized energy supply, autonomous electric transport, and a unified dispatching system. It is established that the effectiveness of current solutions is reduced by their fragmentation and the lack of synergy between technological components and management platforms. The key barriers to creating a sustainable transport system are underdeveloped infrastructure for electric transport, decentralized traffic management, and inefficient use of urban space.
urban transport, motorization, transport system, smart road infrastructure, autonomous transport, environmental safety, sustainable mobility, intelligent management, transport ecosystem, electric transport
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