Purpose. This study examines how urban transport policy in developing cities can align smart mobility initiatives with institutional and system capacity to support sustainable urban transportation. Using South Africa as an analytically representative context, it identifies strategic priorities and explores emerging pat...
India's Smart Cities Mission (SCM) was designed to combine core infrastructure, quality of life, sustainability, and 'smart' solutions through a mix of area-based development and pan-city interventions. A decade of implementation has generated an important question for urban planning: whether the spatial and sectoral d...
Autonomous vehicles are a flagship technology of the smart city, yet smartness and sustainability are distinct goals. Automated urban mobility can be both smart and sustainable, one without the other, or neither, and which outcome a city reaches depends on how people adopt and use it. This article reports a systematic...
The Digital Smart City (DISC) Index System is presented, a modular framework developed through a design-oriented, application-based process rooted in municipal digital initiatives in China and advances a transferable design logic for integrated and responsive smart city planning.
A structured, literature-based mapping review of ITS applications from a standards-oriented perspective and proposes a five-dimension standards-facing reporting checklist addressing interoperability, data lifecycle and governance, security and privacy, operational readiness, and standards-facing evidence is presented.
It is argued that smart-city technology is most valuable to the 15-minute-city agenda when it reveals temporal and social accessibility gaps rather than merely adding technological sophistication.
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