Intermodality in Urban Transport

This lecture covers the concept of intermodality in urban transport, which involves combining different modes of transportation for a single journey. It explores the functions of exchange hubs, such as transport services, urban services, and cross-cutting services. The lecture also delves into the design of a true multimodal exchange hub, including connections, public facilities, parking, and pedestrian areas. It discusses the governance of intermodality using the example of Abidjan, highlighting the roles of various stakeholders. Additionally, it examines the financial flows related to the operation of a bus station in Abidjan and emphasizes the importance of social project management throughout different stages. In conclusion, the lecture summarizes the key points discussed.