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Soft Measures with Strong Impact: Mobility Management for Sustainable Urban Transition
In the context of growing environmental concerns and urban mobility challenges, mobility management has emerged as a key regulatory tool for promoting sustainable mobility. As a synthesis of recent research projects in this field, the present study highlights the interaction between mobility managem
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