Evaluation of challenges to the adoption of intelligent transportation system for urban smart mobility

Waqar, Ahsan; Alshehri, Abdulaziz H.; Alanazi, Fayez; Alotaibi, Saleh; Almujibah, Hamad R.

doi:10.1016/j.rtbm.2023.101060

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“…Additionally, these applications tackle issues of interoperability and efficiency in transportation modes by incorporating multimodal platforms, journey planners, and intelligent traffic management systems. Furthermore, they strive to mitigate environmental and quality-of-life impacts associated with traffic by implementing smart parking solutions, city tolls, and low-emission zones [28][29][30][31].…”

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Social Aspects of Smart Urban Mobility

Brzeziński

2024

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There is a growing interest in sustainable urban transport solutions in cities around the world. These changes, known as “smart urban mobility”, aim to reduce the negative effects of transport on the natural environment and enhance the standard of living for urban dwellers. It should be noted that in addition to this transformation’s technological aspects, modifying the city’s structure and architecture also has a social dimension. The transformation of urban mobility has a significant impact on social relations. Introducing new modes of transport, such as city bikes and electric scooters, creates new ways of moving around the city and can impact social interactions. This can increase social integration and a community’s sense of belonging. At the same time, it is necessary to consider the differences between social groups to ensure equal access to the benefits of these changes in addition to deeper social elements, such as changing the habits and expectations of residents and adapting solutions to the specific needs of each city. This paper aims to look at the social aspects of smart urban mobility, including the impact of these changes on the lives and relationships of city residents.

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Section: Characteristics Of Smart Urban Mobilitymentioning

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Social Aspects of Smart Urban Mobility

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2024

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“…One of the critical issues in the evaluation process of urban regions (Bousquet et al 2023) is the implementation of intelligent transportation systems and their appropriate deployment across different parts of the region (Waqar et al 2023). The concern is not merely the uncontrolled expansion of these systems, but rather their efficient and optimal utilization (García et al 2024).…”

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Evaluation Model for Equipping Urban Regions with Intelligent Transportation Based on the Combination of Euclidean and Manhattan Distances

Dorji,

Rafsanjani,

AsadAmraji

2024

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Nowadays, the stratification of transportation has led to an enhancement of efficiency and a reduction in traffic and transportation issues. Intelligent transportation requires smart systems and equipment. This study presents a novel method for evaluating intelligent transportation systems (ITS) in urban regions. It emphasizes the necessity of assessing ITS quality and quantity in cities to determine the effectiveness in different urban regions. The research adopts a mixed-method approach to devise an evaluation model, focusing on five urban regions of Tehran (regions 3, 4, 12, 10, and 22). Thirteen indicators were selected to assess ITS development through multi-criteria decision-making methods, combining Shannon Entropy and best-worst methods to measure criteria effectively. Data were gathered via a questionnaire targeted at urban planning and transportation experts, producing 70 valid responses from an online survey. The evaluation employed the CODAS method, recognized for its robust control features. Results identified "The number of intelligent central control systems for traffic lights at intersections" as the pivotal indicator, with region 4 of Tehran scoring the highest. These findings provide crucial insights for scholars and policymakers, enhancing understanding of ITS evaluation and supporting budget allocations for such systems. The research's innovation lies in its unique approach to ITS assessment, integrating both quantitative data and expert opinions, which establishes a comprehensive framework for future evaluations in urban transportation planning. This contributes significantly to the academic and practical realms of transportation engineering, offering a strategic perspective on the deployment and enhancement of intelligent transportation frameworks in urban regions.

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From Concrete Jungles to Smart Cities and Digital Towns: Deploying Digital Technologies for Environmental Sustainability

Lynn,

Rosati,

Kennedy

2024

Palgrave Studies in Digital Business &Amp; Enabling Technologies

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Urban areas account for most of the world’s energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, and struggle to cope with the pressure of ever-growing urbanisation and an ageing infrastructure. This issue is likely to become even more prominent in the future due to current trends in population migration that see more people moving from rural to urban agglomerates. Luckily, research shows that digital technologies have clear potential for mitigating some of the negative environmental effects of urbanisation while making the urban environment more liveable and enjoyable for citizens. This chapter discusses four key themes discussed in the literature on ‘smart cities’ directly related to the deployment of digital technologies in the urban environment to support greater environmental sustainability—smart transportation, building energy optimisation, smart waste management, and environmental monitoring.

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Evaluation of challenges to the adoption of intelligent transportation system for urban smart mobility

Cited by 12 publications

References 54 publications

Social Aspects of Smart Urban Mobility

Social Aspects of Smart Urban Mobility

Evaluation Model for Equipping Urban Regions with Intelligent Transportation Based on the Combination of Euclidean and Manhattan Distances

From Concrete Jungles to Smart Cities and Digital Towns: Deploying Digital Technologies for Environmental Sustainability

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