Sentence examples for mobility accessibility from inspiring English sources

Vehicles are in the early stages of becoming truly automated, with potential benefits spanning mobility, accessibility, safety, and the environment.

High levels of car ownership have major impacts on congestion and thus the mobility, accessibility, heath and liveability in cities. Increasing car ownership is already reflected in high congestion levels in South African cities and does not appear to be reducing, despite policy interventions.

His current research fields include landscape architecture and planning, 'green' urban architecture and mobility, accessibility of environment, recreation and urban health.

The master plan provides a diagnostic of the network's current situation (traffic fluidity, safety level, maintenance level, increasing mobility, accessibility of the territory, continuity of the service during the winter).

This means that local and regional authorities have significant degrees of freedom to decide what speed limits will be applied decisions that can often be situated in political frameworks in which high-speed transport is viewed as a prerequisite for reaching political aspirations of high mobility, accessibility and economic growth.

Internally displaced women have a lower risk of being infected probably because of their reduced mobility and accessibility, and increased access to health prevention services.

However, recent analyses have highlighted how the relationship between HIV-1 infection and forced displacement is probably more complex, suggesting that the reduced mobility and accessibility, and the increased access to health, education and prevention services among IDP may balance or overcome the HIV-related risks mentioned above [ 31, 32].

What about mobility impaired accessibility?

G.M. has a device called P.U.M.A., for personal urban mobility and accessibility, which it developed with Segway.

Mr. Burns's most recent initiative at G.M. was the PUMA (for Personal Urban Mobility and Accessibility) pod, developed in collaboration with Segway.

Cats also found "mixed evidence" whether the scheme has "improved mobility and accessibility of low-income and unemployed residents … [and] no indication that employment opportunities improved as a result of this policy".