Os desafios das transformações urbanas para a mobilidade em Campina Grande-PB: ausência de elementos para uma transição sociotécnica

Abstract

The elaboration of public policies requires full knowledge of the problem that one wants to solve, to then take actions that are successful in attacking the core of the issues. In the case in question, inclusive urban mobility in the city of Campina Grande, the central concern is to develop a transport policy to speed up Private Motorized Vehicles (VPM) and improve the fare payment system to attract more users. for Public Transport (TP). This way of thinking and solving the problem does not address fundamental issues of inclusion through transport, which is the diversification of means of transport in the urban and social periphery, as well as the development of an infrastructure for transport and smooth displacement, which can encompass address microaccessibility. To have this broader reach of urban accessibility, public authorities have started to initiate a socio-technical transition towards the development of mobility on a human scale, which can lead to greater distributive justice of transport.