By Stephen Moss, The Guardian
\nGilles Vesco calls it the \u201cnew mobility\u201d. It\u2019s a vision of cities in which residents no longer rely on their cars but on public transport, shared cars and bikes and, above all, on real-time data on their smartphones. He anticipates a revolution which will transform not just transport but the cities themselves. \u201cThe goal is to rebalance the public space and create a city for people,\u201d he says. \u201cThere will be less pollution, less noise, less stress; it will be a more walkable city.\u201d
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By Stephen Moss, The Guardian Gilles Vesco calls it the \u201cnew mobility\u201d. It\u2019s a vision of cities in which residents no longer rely on their cars but on public transport, shared cars and bikes and, above all, on real-time data on their smartphones. He anticipates a revolution which will transform not just transport but the … <\/p>\n