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Mobilidad urbana | Alfonso Velez Iglesias | TEDxBUAP


thank you very good afternoon

well I want to start this talk of

about mobility and how it can

be a factor of change for the future

of cities

with this phrase the jungle where he tells us

that stops to be able to change the cities

We urgently need the

city ​​planners and architects and I would add

the decision makers within

state local governments and

federal governments begin to reinforce

pedestrianized pedestrianization like

public policy to integrate

development

the development of habitable cities

sustainable safe and inclusive to

from 54 years ago or so

jay cocks and told us we are

making a serious mistake when designing

cities for cars

this what he did was displaced to the

people from the cities and well he brought

huge negative consequences between

they the problem of road safety

this is a huge problem that exists in

all over the world there are 1.2 million

deaths from road accidents around

of the planet and in Mexico

this sum reaches 17 thousand people at

year

this brings us to be for the seventh

country with more deaths due to accidents

vials in the world and with the first

cause of death in children from 5 to 14

years the second cause of death from 14 to

35 years and more than 860 thousand people

remain disabled in Mexico

which 75% how do you get work

and we go to economic terms to

country road accidents cost

150 billion pesos per year

along with this the mobility problems

have been accentuated in all the great

cities over Latin America

with this kind of images where the

infrastructure has accumulated towards the

car making more seconds floors

more wider road distributors

the lanes and the only thing that we’re

doing is inducing traffic and

when we induce traffic

we have hours and hours in the

cars

this translates into an economic cost

for the country of 55 billion

weights for loss of productivity and

of course then it takes us to the third

big problem of efficiency in the

mobility that is pollution

if we talk about 17,000 deaths a year in

Mexico for sinister roads the

pollution represents 20 thousand deaths

for this concept and if we are going to costs

economic ones called 150,000 million for

sinister roads over 50,000 million

55 billion for lack of

productivity due to

congestion

good pollution problems

country cost more than 530 thousand

millions of pesos per year

this sum more than 730 billion

pesos

if we add the three problems in

set and more than 37,000 deaths so

so much I only see two city futures

there are two city futures and this is something

that we have to decide and act no longer

there is more there is no more tolerance for the

2050

it is predicted that in large cities

larger cities will live more than 70%

of the population therefore the

problems will be accentuated every day

more and it is necessary to act

I had the opportunity to live those two

city ​​futures

On the one hand we have Beijing the city of

22 million Chinese inhabitants in

general made its economic growth

exponential in the last 20 years

a lot based on the infrastructure

automotive from the plants

automotive that your population will pass

to move around on a bicycle to move around

automobile and the entire infrastructure

you can see second floors at 30 meters

of height very wide streets and sidewalks

even stools with a grate

cloistered to me the skin gets

chinita every time I see this image

because I lived that day that day

we were at 485 particle level

contaminants pm10 access an idea the

Mexico City a bad day is 120

130 then we were that day five

times over a bad day in the

City of Mexico already in the application

of the iab there are more applications of how

is going to be the aa contamination of

how will the weather be

that day the application said that neither

is even this mask that you

give the hotel as welcome kit and

I was going to serve more and recommended a

industrial mask of this is that

They have two large filters on the sides

this is a future of city delivered

completely automobile of course

exponential but to which we are going

the great cities of Latin America and

many great cities in the world

on the other side is Singapore one of

the city countries by their size more

sustainable in the world where

restriction to the car is is very

reinforced by a public transport

efficient

I do not want to give you any information about singapore

In order to acquire a vehicle,

auction the right to buy a

vehicle every three months

this right to buy the vehicle

can cost up to 150 thousand

dollars without law

plus there’s congestion pricing

parking lots are very expensive but

on the other side the coin have one of

the best public transports that I have

seen in the world then and to whom

want to take an exercise

imagination that support me and that you

imagine what city they want to live

put in your in perspective a

image

of the city where they want to grow in

where they would like to spend with their children without

week where they want their children

go to the school where they want

live with your family and friends and

they have is this image that they are

imagining

I do not think so, well, it’s where

we live there is where he lives in the great

Most people in areas

urban areas, especially in Latin America and

that’s what we face day to

day

I think that rather you are

imagining waters and singapore

portland that is not who has not

enjoyed a historic center a

attractive center with cafes and squares

thoroughly walkable background that is in

South Korea one of the most

sustainable of the world if it is not the one that

more like city paris that is

restricting all the circulation of

the private cars in their

center and so we can see several

examples of cities around the world

in which if we want to live

course my beloved amsterdam

completely rod speak and copenhague

but it is already exceeded this year in

bike trips versus

trips in a private car

here we have is happening to our

hemisphere no north america new york

that seven years ago began to change

thanks mobility model city

to jeyko thanks to janette sadik-khan and

amanda brumfield and they remodeled all

the city and they will start delivering to

people

Today New York is a walkable city

we have all the pedestrianization of

times square the rescue of

highland park and so we have several

examples the entire dish and public system

shared that was made by the system

transport must rails of lanes

confined for paracycling and so on

this is how the big apple resurfaces in

a job over seven years

with this object and it starts to

evolve to that city that all

we want and in which we can live

really good and you

they will ask good yes but you are

talking singapore amsterdam chando korea

from the south and new york but what happens in

mexico and this is where we’re going to go

what we can do in Mexico and for

start landing the the subject of change

change mobility of city design

for our country or for cities

of Latin America for example in the

Mexico City metro line 7

bus that is being built the line

5 that a project is already included

of street complete a project that

means rebuilding the road

complete from wall to wall rescuing

sidewalk putting flower beds then

removing lane from the vehicle lane

parked putting in place a one

cycleway two lanes of circulation

then the metrobus lane

rescued all the ridge that is very

large

this is why he put on gyms outdoors

a running track and so on

and the same is done in the other sense of

this type of projects are those that

are revolutionizing mobility in

mexico starting doing it will not improve

public transport but not only

public transport but all

everything everything that is around him

to include all the people in in

Mobility

this is another example of a project that

we made in new lion garcia can

see here of course new lion is from

those of the states more with jokes that

there are jokes with a term that

use when you’re wake

already delivered to vehicles and

can see the statistics that new

lion is one of the states with more

deaths to pedestrians

so here we can see how it is

completely unprotected the pedestrian

that there is a bus stop to cross

more than 30 meters to be able to 30

meters unprotected to be able to reach

your destiny

can see the turning radius that is

huge when the huge turning radius

the vehicles can turn very

quickly and well this is what is

He did not put sidewalks with the

water absorption to water the

trees that were also planted

bollards banks ramps for people with

motor disability and even tools for

weak visuals and shortened the

pedestrian crossings

before what was here here without

protection now they are these

small sections and that also

producing the turning radius we force

the drivers to turn a lot more

slowly

these are the kind of things that can be

make secure transactions that is where

pedestrians and cyclists suffer 55

hundred of the deaths that there are in the

urban areas by road accidents are

the people who were not even going

managing then to include more

well-designed bikeways at the level of

Extreme right street is a priority

already for all cities include the

public bicycle system with more and

better benefits and include by

course the technology we can no longer

make decisions based on me

happened I think it looks nice and

same and if it is functional

then the theme smart mobility hd

introduced in all the cities for

to be able to make decisions based on the big

data and in the analysis of all these

data that can be obtained now from a

way no longer as complicated as the

past where we have to sow

sensors we can now get data from

gps cellular systems is where

We can analyze the information for

to be able to make better decisions and

course, spaces will be designed

creative

spaces of permanence where people

live where people create community

and where people walk or roll why

it is so important that we have the theme

of wanting to fight obesity in

our country through policies

public that attack the diet as more

taxes on the refreshment or remove the

junk food from universities and

of the schools but in reality the

best way to fight obesity is

avoiding sedentary lifestyle

if we can make people walk if

we can make people roll with their

bikes

if we can get people to play in

parks we can fight obesity

in a much more effective way if there

two people who eat exactly what

but a walk three kilometers

daily

the huge difference in pesos then

we have to have more spaces

walking in the city is good for

all this they say is very beautiful but

where do we get the money not

today we talk about almost 840 billion

weights that cost us all these

problems per year

any modification we make in

issues of mobility and redesign of the dd

city will have an impact on savings

percentage of those 840 billion

weights but we can also add and

label and make vidic omitted or

resources that are obtained from different

income not the whole subject infractions

photo fines that are implementing the

country for this type of

transport and mobility to improve

cities

the whole theme of parking meters the

vehicular checks say all

these taxes that we go taxes or

measures that we are taking to have

best better drivers and better

vehicles in the streets the resources

can be used to start

design mobility and in turn

will affect the future of our

cities

there is a theme that is very successful for this

what are the congestion charges that

apply in london in singapore in

stockholm they report that in the

main roads are

establishes a circulation rate that

it goes rate according to congestion the

pollution if you want to circulate

there it is congested then you have

to pay

the idea is that all this resource is

invest

on the other side they invest a better

public transport authorized and not

motorized and already to finish I want

talk about autonomous vehicles

because this new york in a panel of

mobility

when I finished my speech a

Doctor of the University of Chicago

I question and he told me I do not know what

you’re talking about all that transport

public bicycles to solve the

pollution problems and

overcrowding

I know you’re talking if already when

arrive autonomous vehicles their

problems are not going to exist is going to

finish the pollution is going to end

the congestion all will be

ideal and we will not have problems of

mobility

ye never

Well with my shoulders and hips are

you can imagine

I answered that two hours inside

a car are the same

they are still two hours if they are a

autonomous vehicle or not auto no

the average travel in Mexico by

vehicle is 1.4 people

that’s what moves each vehicle in

average in mexico imagine if

we have cars on the streets

where we get to the overcame the

store and there is no place to

parking we do not want to pay what

I backed

let’s say we turn around in what I

I do my my purchases, not because then

this average of 1.4 is going to start low

imagine when we have 0.8 people

per vehicle know even more

vehicles on the street then this one does not

is the solution urge regular regularize

regulate the use of autonomous vehicles and

proof of this is this video that to me

I was surprised that the mighty

or where they say that this is a

normal interception today we have

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semaphores and this would be a

intersection when we have vehicles

very nice red car which for this

image

people

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then we can not go back to commit the

same mistake and already commented jean jay cocks

54 years ago we can not return it to

put today 2017 and start designing

cities for autonomous vehicles

we have to design cities to

people

thank you very much

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