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Fundamental to urban dwellers’ daily, mobility is one of the most emblematic, high-profile and sensitive examples of how metropolitan governance applies to the life of many individuals. Transport and its management have a profound impact on people’s access to the vital activities of care, work, study and leisure, on family budgets
and therefore on their quality of life.
Satisfying mobility requirements proves increasingly complex when territorial spaces are broadened and diversified, as in the case of the major metropolises, requiring coordination between public authorities of different levels and sizes and between private and individual initiatives, which constitute both formal and informal transport networks.