What does TMM mean in MANAGEMENT

Transport Mobility Management (TMM) is an approach to managing urban and regional transportation systems, focusing on improving the coordination of existing transport services, as well as introducing innovative transport technologies and services to better serve citizens and businesses.

TMM provides a framework for allocating resources efficiently and innovatively, while optimizing infrastructure investments and accounting for externalities such as environmental sustainability.

TMM can improve the overall quality of life of citizens by making their journeys shorter and less expensive. Additionally, it can reduce the impact of traffic congestion on people's daily lives by introducing new mobility options such as carpooling, bike-sharing programs or autonomous vehicles.

TMM focuses on urban and regional transportation systems including public transit networks (such as buses, trains, and light rail), private transportation providers (such as taxis or ride-hailing companies), active forms of transport (such cycling or walking), shared mobility platforms (like carsharing or bikesharing), freight systems (including trucks),as well as technology-enabled mobility solutions that allow users to plan trips across different modes of transport.

Cities can develop comprehensive strategies in order to ensure the efficient implementation of Transport Mobility Management approaches. This includes assessing current popular travel patterns; evaluating technological innovations; collecting reliable data; engaging with stakeholders; setting realistic goals; developing appropriate policies; investing in efficient infrastructure upgrades; obtaining adequate funding resources; establishing partnerships with academia, industry, non-profit organizations etc.; educating citizens about travel options available etc.