Transportation is still the fastest-growing source of pollution globally , accounting for 23% share of global emissions in 2022 , according to the International Energy Agency. What’s more, projections from different sources indicate an increase in emissions in the coming years, if no immediate adjustments are implemented. But trends such as multimodal networks boosting a more active way of moving around the city, and new models promoting zero-emission and connected and automated mobility , are on the rise. Local governments must, now more than ever, make sure to build our cities with a human-centric focus. Will cities apply inclusive policies toward a smooth transition to net-zero economies? How can we leverage technology to improve urban mobility?