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Uber and Lyft

Deutsch: Uber und Lyft / Español: Uber y Lyft / Português: Uber e Lyft / Français: Uber et Lyft / Italiano: Uber e Lyft

Uber and Lyft have fundamentally transformed the transportation and mobility sector by introducing ride-hailing platforms that connect passengers with drivers via digital applications. These companies leverage technology to optimize urban mobility, reduce reliance on private vehicle ownership, and provide flexible employment opportunities. Their business models have sparked global debates about labor rights, regulatory frameworks, and the future of public transportation.

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Urban Planning and Smart Cities

English: Urban Planning and Smart Cities / Español: Planificación Urbana y Ciudades Inteligentes / Português: Planejamento Urbano e Cidades Inteligentes / Français: Urbanisme et Villes Intelligentes / Italiano: Pianificazione Urbana e Città Intelligenti

Urbanization is accelerating globally, with over 55 percent of the world's population now residing in cities, a figure projected to rise to 68 percent by 2050 (United Nations, 2018). This rapid growth demands innovative approaches to ensure sustainable, efficient, and livable urban environments. Urban Planning and Smart Cities represent a transformative paradigm that integrates technology, data analytics, and participatory governance to optimize infrastructure, mobility, and resource management. In the context of transport, logistics, and mobility, this concept redefines how people and goods move within urban spaces, addressing challenges such as congestion, emissions, and accessibility while fostering economic resilience.

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Urban Mobility

English: Urban Mobility / Deutsch: Urbane Mobilität / Español: Movilidad Urbana / Português: Mobilidade Urbana / Français: Mobilité Urbaine / Italiano: Mobilità Urbana

Urban Mobility refers to the movement of people and goods within urban areas, encompassing all modes of transport, infrastructure, and services that facilitate efficient and sustainable travel. As cities grow and populations increase, the need for well-planned mobility systems becomes critical to reduce congestion, lower emissions, and improve quality of life. The concept integrates technological, social, and environmental considerations to create interconnected and accessible transport networks.

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United States of America

English: USA / Español: Estados Unidos / Português: Estados Unidos / Français: États-Unis / Italiano: Stati Uniti

The United States of America (USA) plays a pivotal role in global transport, logistics, and mobility systems. As one of the world's largest economies, its infrastructure, regulatory frameworks, and technological advancements shape international trade flows, supply chain efficiency, and transportation innovation. The country's vast geographic expanse, diverse climatic conditions, and high demand for goods and services create both opportunities and challenges for mobility solutions.

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U.S. Interstate Highway System

Deutsch: US-Interstate-Highway-System / Español: Sistema Interestatal de Autopistas de EE.UU. / Português: Sistema Interestadual de Rodovias dos EUA / Français: Système des autoroutes inter-États des États-Unis / Italiano: Sistema autostradale interstatale degli Stati Uniti

The US Interstate Highway System represents one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects in modern history, fundamentally transforming transportation, logistics, and mobility across the United States. Established in the mid-20th century, this vast network of controlled-access highways connects major cities, industrial hubs, and rural regions, facilitating the efficient movement of goods and people. Its design principles and operational standards have influenced highway systems worldwide, setting benchmarks for safety, capacity, and long-distance travel.

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