2. Public mobility policies and regulations
Public policies are necessary to respond to society's needs and problems. These needs must first be identified and measured. However, without strong awareness, no public policy will ever see the light of day. As Albert Einstein once said: "No problem can be solved without changing the level of consciousness that gave rise to it".
2.1 International awareness
International awareness of alternative transport began in 1992, at the Rio Earth Summit, whose conclusions called for a "next deal" in public transport to reduce emissions from private vehicles, find a remedy for urban congestion and tackle the growing health problems linked to the deterioration of air quality in major urban centers.
Rio laid the foundations for the United Nations...
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Bibliography
Regulations
Law no. 82-1153 of December 30, 1982 on the orientation of domestic transport.
Law no. 96-1236 of December 30, 1996 on air and the rational use of energy.
Law no. 2000-1208 of December 13, 2000 on urban solidarity and renewal.
Decree no. 2012-280 of February 28, 2012 on the "car-sharing" label.
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