Avaliação do plano de mobilidade urbana de Cascavel

Abstract

Urban mobility is a pillar of evolution for a society that aims at collective wellbeing, which is permeated by decisions that prioritize people before vehicles, especially individual ones. In this bias, the most developed urban centers in the world, have adopted public policies that encourage the use of public transportation as well as modes that do not use fossil fuels. This study presents a detailed assessment of the city of Cascavel, showing how mobility developed in the last decade until the year 2021, and how the main agencies, which elaborate and apply mobility plans, seek to structure themselves for the next decade. We sought to describe how the triad organized civil society / technical agencies / public authorities can develop a plan capable of reducing accidents, bringing improvement works that contemplate all modes and going to achieve goals that meet mobility with attractive public transport and accessibility guarantor. Finally, points of evolution of the city were listed in the educational and infrastructure factor and the deficiencies that the municipality can still solve were also described.