An accessible built environment as well as public transport is a prerequisite for creating an inclusive society in accordance with the principles of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Spatial-traffic plans, through an integrated approach, play a key role in creating an inclusive environment without obstacles through a just transition to climate neutrality, green mobility and digitization. The paper highlights the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan, which defines guidelines and measures to meet the mobility needs of urban residents. The emphasis is on the adaptation of public transport and transport infrastructure for people with disabilities and reduced mobility, and the implementation of the plan in spatial plans for the new generation. Technical regulations and standards are analyzed in this paper, furthermore key challenges are identified, and solutions are proposed to improve accessibility.

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Spatial and Traffic Planning from the Aspect of Mobility and Adjustment of the Environment for People with Reduced Mobility

  • Jasna Blašković Zavada,
  • Marko Slavulj,
  • Mario Ćosić,
  • Jasna Leder Horina

摘要

An accessible built environment as well as public transport is a prerequisite for creating an inclusive society in accordance with the principles of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Spatial-traffic plans, through an integrated approach, play a key role in creating an inclusive environment without obstacles through a just transition to climate neutrality, green mobility and digitization. The paper highlights the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan, which defines guidelines and measures to meet the mobility needs of urban residents. The emphasis is on the adaptation of public transport and transport infrastructure for people with disabilities and reduced mobility, and the implementation of the plan in spatial plans for the new generation. Technical regulations and standards are analyzed in this paper, furthermore key challenges are identified, and solutions are proposed to improve accessibility.