Penser la mobilité durable au-delà de la planification traditionnelle du transport

In Quebec, as elsewhere, the integration of the “sustainable mobility” concept in the scientific, political, technical, and citizen vocabulary within the past decade is a turning point. The concept has theoretical implications but it also influences policy making and management practices in the way...

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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:f882c5499b704de09db0ce5f1eb5068e2021-12-02T10:01:58ZPenser la mobilité durable au-delà de la planification traditionnelle du transport1492-844210.4000/vertigo.11713https://doaj.org/article/f882c5499b704de09db0ce5f1eb5068e2012-05-01T00:00:00Zhttp://journals.openedition.org/vertigo/11713https://doaj.org/toc/1492-8442In Quebec, as elsewhere, the integration of the “sustainable mobility” concept in the scientific, political, technical, and citizen vocabulary within the past decade is a turning point. The concept has theoretical implications but it also influences policy making and management practices in the way space and movement in urban environments are managed. If the concept of sustainable mobility is often assimilated to that of sustainable transport in the rhetoric, the scientific literature tells us that such confusion is incorrect. In fact, that conceptual development takes us beyond technological efficiency and the expansion of transportation facilities to ensure acceptable level of social and economic costs associated with the mobility of people and goods. Sustainable mobility is a prelude to new questions that affect the paradigm of "sustainable transport". The concept of sustainable mobility invites us to question the previous technical centered approaches and the conventional approaches that are used to identify, analyze and evaluate transportation planning issues. This article aims to contribute to understanding the different dimensions that covers the concept of sustainable mobility, which requires an effort of clarification. The overall objective of this paper is to highlight the particularities of the “sustainable mobility” concept as opposed to the concept of “sustainable transport”. The relationship and similarities between both concepts will be identified along with the differentiation between them. This analysis will allow us to consider sustainable mobility as a paradigm shift which enjoins us to think of it beyond traditional urban transportation planning approaches.Jade BourdagesEric ChampagneÉditions en environnement VertigOarticlesustainable mobilitysustainable transporttransportation planningurban planningEnvironmental sciencesGE1-350FRVertigO, Vol 11 (2012)
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topic sustainable mobility
sustainable transport
transportation planning
urban planning
Environmental sciences
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spellingShingle sustainable mobility
sustainable transport
transportation planning
urban planning
Environmental sciences
GE1-350
Jade Bourdages
Eric Champagne
Penser la mobilité durable au-delà de la planification traditionnelle du transport
description In Quebec, as elsewhere, the integration of the “sustainable mobility” concept in the scientific, political, technical, and citizen vocabulary within the past decade is a turning point. The concept has theoretical implications but it also influences policy making and management practices in the way space and movement in urban environments are managed. If the concept of sustainable mobility is often assimilated to that of sustainable transport in the rhetoric, the scientific literature tells us that such confusion is incorrect. In fact, that conceptual development takes us beyond technological efficiency and the expansion of transportation facilities to ensure acceptable level of social and economic costs associated with the mobility of people and goods. Sustainable mobility is a prelude to new questions that affect the paradigm of "sustainable transport". The concept of sustainable mobility invites us to question the previous technical centered approaches and the conventional approaches that are used to identify, analyze and evaluate transportation planning issues. This article aims to contribute to understanding the different dimensions that covers the concept of sustainable mobility, which requires an effort of clarification. The overall objective of this paper is to highlight the particularities of the “sustainable mobility” concept as opposed to the concept of “sustainable transport”. The relationship and similarities between both concepts will be identified along with the differentiation between them. This analysis will allow us to consider sustainable mobility as a paradigm shift which enjoins us to think of it beyond traditional urban transportation planning approaches.
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title Penser la mobilité durable au-delà de la planification traditionnelle du transport
title_short Penser la mobilité durable au-delà de la planification traditionnelle du transport
title_full Penser la mobilité durable au-delà de la planification traditionnelle du transport
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