SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT: STRATEGIES, TECHNOLOGIES AND GLOBAL EXPERIENCE
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https://doi.org/10.60078/2992-877X-2026-vol4-iss6-pp187-194Abstract
The article examines the conceptual foundations of sustainable transport, its key components and international implementation experience. Environmental, economic and social aspects of transport system transformation under global climate change are analyzed. Special attention is paid to electromobility, public transport development, non-motorized mobility and intelligent transport systems. Statistical data, diagrams and comparative analysis of global best practices are presented.
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sustainable transport electric vehicles public transport CO₂ emissions smart city multimodalityReferences
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