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Oliver Wyman Forum: Urban Mobility Readiness Index
Description
Author: Oliver Wyman is an international consulting agency
Country: USA
Frequency: annual
City selection principle: large metropolitan areas like Houston and smaller cities like Stockholm
Type of data: statistics, data from other rankings
Country: USA
Frequency: annual
City selection principle: large metropolitan areas like Houston and smaller cities like Stockholm
Type of data: statistics, data from other rankings
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Methodology
General information: comprehensive assessment of the development of urban transport systems, strengths and weaknesses
Transparency of methodology: partially
Groups of indicators:
—System efficiency - controllable metrics, such as publictransport operating hours, public transportaffordability, public transport reliability, andtraffic management);
—Social impact - volatile metrics, such as road safety, air quality,vehicle occupancy rates, car ownership rates,and traffic fluidity;
—Innovation - technology-related metrics, such as the concentration of skilled workers and startups, electric vehicle market share, and government investment in connected, autonomous vehicle technologies;
—Market attractiveness - market-driven metrics, such as international airport connectivity, multimodal app maturity, and mobility sharing competitiveness and penetration;
—Infrastructure - static metrics that don’t change quickly or easily, such as the density of public transit stations,the walkability of a city, and the strength of acity’s multimodal networks.
Transparency of methodology: partially
Groups of indicators:
—System efficiency - controllable metrics, such as publictransport operating hours, public transportaffordability, public transport reliability, andtraffic management);
—Social impact - volatile metrics, such as road safety, air quality,vehicle occupancy rates, car ownership rates,and traffic fluidity;
—Innovation - technology-related metrics, such as the concentration of skilled workers and startups, electric vehicle market share, and government investment in connected, autonomous vehicle technologies;
—Market attractiveness - market-driven metrics, such as international airport connectivity, multimodal app maturity, and mobility sharing competitiveness and penetration;
—Infrastructure - static metrics that don’t change quickly or easily, such as the density of public transit stations,the walkability of a city, and the strength of acity’s multimodal networks.
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