B7 - Transportation Flashcards

(29 cards)

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What is the difference between transport and mobility?

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Transport refers to the movement (usually motorized) of people, goods, and animals, while mobility is the ability to move between places, including walking and cycling.

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How does urban development affect commuting?

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Urban development increases the demand for commuting and car/public transport.

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What is the trend in car traffic in city centers versus outer areas?

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Car traffic is decreasing in city centers but increasing in outer areas.

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What are some barriers to urban infrastructure?

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Hills, rivers, railway lines, and main roads.

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How does ongoing construction affect urban accessibility?

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Ongoing construction limits accessibility.

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What are the health effects of poor air quality in urban environments?

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Poor air quality can lead to respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.

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What is a major source of NO₂ in Gothenburg?

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Traffic is a major source of NO₂.

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What is the target for reducing NO₂ levels?

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The target is to reduce NO₂ to safe daily averages.

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What percentage of residents in Gothenburg are disturbed by noise weekly?

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~30% of residents are disturbed at least weekly by noise.

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What is the major source of noise in Gothenburg?

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Traffic is the main noise source.

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What are Sweden’s targets for transport emissions by 2030?

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-70% transport emissions (excluding aviation) by 2030 compared to 2010.

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What is the long-term goal for GHG emissions in the transport sector?

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The long-term goal is net zero GHG emissions in the transport sector.

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What is the current trajectory of GHG emissions in relation to 2030 goals?

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The current trajectory is not fast enough to meet 2030 goals.

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What are the three focus areas of Gothenburg’s transport strategy?

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  1. Mobility: efficient, accessible transport for people.
  2. Urban Space: improve quality of life through urban design.
  3. Goods Transport: reduce impact and ensure accessibility.
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What is the annual target for GHG emissions reduction in Gothenburg until 2030?

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GHG emissions must decrease by minst10.3% per year until 2030.

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What is the target for transport emissions reduction by 2030?

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Transport emissions must decrease by minst 90% by 2030 compared to 2010.

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What is the target for motorized traffic reduction from 2020 to 2030?

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Motorized traffic must decrease by 25% from 2020 to 2030.

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What is the strategy for mobility and travel in Gothenburg?

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The strategy includes a city cores network for fast & reliable public transport, good bike access, and efficient use of roads.

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What are the mobility targets for 2035?

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  • minst 35% of trips should be walking or cycling
  • minst 55% of motorized trips should be public transport
  • travel time should be minst 30 min between any two major destinations.
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What is the strategy for urban spaces in Gothenburg?

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  1. pedestrians and cyclists
  2. designs streets for movement and social space
  3. creates dense, connected street networks.
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What are the urban space targets for 2035?

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  • minst ≥85% of residents should find walking attractive in city areas
  • minst ≥85% should think streets are attractive to live in
  • traffic fatalities should be halved with a -25% reduction in serious injuries compared to 2017–2019.
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What improvements are targeted for public transport?

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  • Improved travel time by -20–25%
  • increased capacity by +70%
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What role does transport play as a socio-technical system?

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It includes both technical infrastructure and social behavior, and urban planning must support sustainable mobility choices.

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What are the innovation trends in transport?

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Key trends include electrification, automation (self-driving), connectivity, Mobility as a Service (MaaS), and AI & Big Data.

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What is the status of electric vehicles (EVs) in Sweden as of 2023?
There are 561,506 chargeable cars, with 52% electric and 48% hybrid.
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What is the growth rate of electric vehicles in Sweden for 2023 and how many?
There is a 30% growth in electric vehicles in 2023. 11% of national car fleet
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What are the ongoing trials related to autonomous vehicles and e-scooters?
Trials are ongoing for low-emission, shared urban transport, but there are risks of replacing walking/public transport if not regulated.
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What does Mobility as a Service (MaaS) combine?
MaaS combines carsharing, ridesharing, and bike/scooter sharing to optimize time, cost, and convenience.
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What caution is advised regarding services like Uber/Lyft?
Such services can increase car trips and reduce public transit use.