城市现在应该做的市政交通系统优劣评估

汽车製造商、地图数据公司和技术公司等出行生态系统利益相关者已开发出解决城市出行挑战的解决方案，并正在世界各地的城市进行试点。这些系统可以成为管理和优化未来城市交通的市政交通系统 (MTOS) 的关键组成部分。市政交通系统 (MTOS) 不仅可以为客户提供更好的交通服务，还可以为城市提供监控交通服务的工具，帮助模拟未来的系统升级和新的交通政策增加。

本报告探讨了城市在提供高效、安全和可持续的交通系统方面面临的压力，并提供了有关市政交通系统 (MTOS) 如何提供有效解决方案的信息。

目录

简介

背景

建议

有助于解决城市交通面临的拥堵、环境和安全问题的 MTOS

• 数据可用性对于 MTOS 至关重要
• 如果任其发展，城市拥堵将继续升级
• 交通排放产生的人力和经济成本
• 以零视力为目标的城市
• 积极改变未来城市交通方式的自动驾驶汽车
• MaaS（移动即服务）和 MTOS 可以从数据共享中互惠互利

开发 MTOS 关键组件的利益相关者

• 寻找机会在城市交通中发挥重要作用的汽车製造商
• 地图提供商生成有价值的数据以改善城市交通
• 城市尝试各种举措来管理和改善城市交通

合作是进步的关键

• 应该评估 MTOS 优势的玩家
• 让所有参与者互惠互利的协作和数据共享
• 各城市的特色

Cities are continually responding to urban transportation challenges such as increasing levels of travel demand and the complex management of numerous modes of both public and private transportation. Compounding these challenges is the pressing need to improve transportation efficiency and sustainability. The rising demand for passenger transportation and urban deliveries increases congestion and results in a significant impact on air quality, safety, and quality of life. While cities are taking actions to improve urban mobility, travelers are demanding a reliable and efficient transportation system that provides accurate travel information. Further, the expanding number of modes of urban mobility, such as shared micromobility, and the anticipated arrival of highly automated vehicles is increasing complexity and driving the need for real-time data to manage transportation systems efficiently.

Stakeholders in the mobility ecosystem-including automakers, mapping data companies, and technology companies-are developing solutions to address urban mobility challenges and piloting them in cities around the world. These systems could form key components of a municipal transportation operating system (MTOS) to manage and optimize future urban mobility. Besides delivering better transportation service to customers, an MTOS could provide cities with the tools to monitor mobility services and help model future system upgrades and new transportation policies.

This “Guidehouse Insights Strategy Insight” examines the mounting pressures on cities to provide efficient, safe, and sustainable mobility systems and considers how an MTOS could provide an effective solution. It features some of the notable pilots being conducted in various cities that develop and demonstrate the benefits these technologies offer. Recommendations are provided for how key stakeholders can benefit from the development of MTOSs and provide maximum value to cities.

KEY QUESTIONS ADDRESSED:

• What are the major transportation challenges cities face?

• What are the key components of an MTOS?

• Who are the companies developing MTOS technologies?

• Which cities are trialing MTOS technologies?

• How can automated vehicles play an important role in creating sustainable and safe cities?

• How can smart city infrastructure and connected vehicles benefit cities?

WHO NEEDS THIS REPORT:

• Transportation and city authorities
• Vehicle OEMs
• Automated and connected vehicle technology companies
• Manufacturers of smart city infrastructure
• Smart city platform providers
• Cloud hosting providers
• Mapping companies
• Logistics and last mile delivery companies

Table of Contents

Spark

Context

Recommendations

MTOSs Can Help Address the Congestion, Environmental, and Safety Challenges Facing Urban Transportation

• Data Availability Is Essential for an MTOS
• Left Unchecked, Urban Congestion Will Continue to Escalate
• Transportation Emissions Create Human and Economic Costs
• Cities Are Aiming for Vision Zero
• AVs Can Positively Transform Future Urban Mobility
• Mobility as a Service Platforms and MTOSs Can Derive Mutual Benefits from Sharing Data

Stakeholders Are Developing the Key Components of an MTOS

• Automakers Are Exploring the Opportunity to Play an Important Role in Urban Mobility
• Mapping Providers Are Also Generating Valuable Data for Advancing Urban Mobility
• Cities Are Trialing Initiatives to Manage and Improve Urban Mobility

Cooperation Is Essential for Progress

• Players Should Evaluate the Benefits of an MTOS
• Collaboration and Sharing Data Will Mutually Benefit All Participants
• Each City Is Unique

LIST OF CHARTS AND FIGURES

• Annual AD L4+ LDV Deployments by Region, Base Scenario, World Markets: 2021-2030
• Ford and Quantum AI "Smart Node" V2I Infrastructure
• Toyota's Woven City and e-Palette AVs