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Mass Transportation

Transportation

The right to transportation is the principle that everyone should have access to safe, affordable, and efficient means of travel, regardless of their socioeconomic status or location. It encompasses various modes of transportation, including roads, public transit, railways, air travel, and pedestrian infrastructure. Ensuring this right involves creating and maintaining transportation systems that are accessible, reliable, and environmentally sustainable. Access to transportation is essential for individuals to exercise other rights, such as the right to work, education, healthcare, and social participation. It is also crucial for promoting economic development, reducing inequalities, and enhancing overall quality of life.

According to recent UN reports, there's a pressing call for bold changes to speed up the shift to sustainable transportation worldwide. While there are already transport options available that align with the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement, the report highlights the importance of implementing the right policies and making necessary investments. Without these, these solutions won't have the desired impact, especially for those in developing nations who need it the most. Read more

The way we travel, whether for work or fun—driving, flying, taking ferries, biking, scooting, or using public transport—can greatly affect carbon emissions. Read more