The document discusses mobility and accessibility, defining them as concepts and discussing their relationship. It argues that mobility itself is not the goal, but rather accessibility, which is about democracy and equity. It also emphasizes the importance of density, diversity, and investment in public transport, walking and cycling to promote sustainable mobility and quality of life.

1. mobility is a political problemwith political solutions

2. the tragedy of the commons

3. when problems are complex, the way they are framed affect the way they are solved

4. mobility is complex

5. sustained mobilitydensityanddiversityinvestmenton public transportwalkingand cyclingcar restraint

6. make meaning

7. mobility is a derived demand

8. mobility is a consumptionto get to an end

9. mobility is notan end to itself

10. quality of life

11. mobility in itselfis not a value

12. mobility in itselfis not an objective

13. define your concepts

14. mobility vs accessibility

17. mobilitymovement of people and goodskm/yearkm.pax/year…

18. accessibilityease of accesspeople to peoplepeople to activitiespeople to goodsnumber of hours spent traveling home and workaverage distance of a child to a library% of fully accessible buildings…

19. accessibilityto buildingsto educationto informationto activitiesto documentsto politiciansto peopleto decision-makingto GISto schools

20. accessibilityisaboutdemocracy and equity

21. accessibilitymobilityQuantityQualityFormMeaningContainerContent

23. mobilityaccessibility

24. distance for walking or cyclingworkfunlive

25. mobilityaccessibility

26. distanceneeds a carworkfunlive

27. low car flows2,000 cars/day200 cars/hourper person3,0 friends6,3 acquaintances

28. moderate car flows8,000 cars/day550 cars/hourper person1,3 friends4,1 acquaintances

29. heavy car flows16,000 cars/day1,900 cars/hourper person0,9 friends3,1 acquaintances

30. mobilityaccessibility

31. state clearly your objectives and targets

32. key elements of an urban areadensitydiversity

36. mobilityaccessibility

40. mobilityaccessibility

41. have a vision

42. historic cityinvaded cityabandoned cityconquered citycreative city

43. historic city

46. invaded city

49. abandoned city

51. conquered city

54. the desirable…lifepeoplespacebuildingscarsmultidisciplinarythe usual…carsbuildingsspacepeoplelife

56. roomcorridorlocal usersexchangeplace/destinyplaycommunityambiguitydiversityspontaneouspersonalrelationalpassing-by usersdynamiclink/transitioncirculationinstitutionalclarityuniformityplanedanonymoustechnical

61. creative city

62. hardwaresoftwarewetware

66. don’t let the bozos grind you down

67. “people will never give up their car”

68. “great ideas, but they don’t work here”

69. “There is no reason why anyone would want a computer in their home.”Ken OlsenFounder, Digital Equipment Corp.1977

70. be an evangelist

72. beware of evangelists

73. listen carefully to what people want

74. promote transport modes with a future

75. bewareofmonomodalityplanning

76. monomodalityplanningmultimodalityplanning?

77. jump to the next curve

78. don’t worry, be crappy

79. strong political leadership

80. put the money where the mouth is

81. mariojalves@gmail.com