Innovative Technological Solutions for Cities as a Response to the Challenges of Multimodal Mobility for All Citizens

Mobility is a fundamental right of all people, crucial for social participation, as recognized also by the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Despite this, persons with disabilities often encounter significant barriers in public spaces and transportation. This paper emphasizes the importance of physical accessibility, digital tools, and stakeholder collaboration to foster inclusivity. Using mixed-methods approach, including data cataloguing, field verification, surveys, and workshops, the study highlights the need for comprehensive data integration and accessible infrastructure to support independent mobility for persons with disabilities. It is important to approach and develop mobility solutions for people with disabilities, which includes methodology, standards, pilot testing, the establishment of the entire system in the country and the transfer of knowledge to all participants in the process.

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2024-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.70314/is.2024.digin.2
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Smart Cities and Technologies
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Abstract

Mobility is a fundamental right of all people, crucial for social participation, as recognized also by the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Despite this, persons with disabilities often encounter significant barriers in public spaces and transportation. This paper emphasizes the importance of physical accessibility, digital tools, and stakeholder collaboration to foster inclusivity. Using mixed-methods approach, including data cataloguing, field verification, surveys, and workshops, the study highlights the need for comprehensive data integration and accessible infrastructure to support independent mobility for persons with disabilities. It is important to approach and develop mobility solutions for people with disabilities, which includes methodology, standards, pilot testing, the establishment of the entire system in the country and the transfer of knowledge to all participants in the process.

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