Translation of "traffic-generating factor " (English → French) :

traffic generation study [ trip generation study ]

traffic generation | trip generation | trip end estimation | trip end prediction | generation

traffic generation

traffic generation

traffic generation

non-traffic generating commercial use

traffic generation

generated traffic

1. Notes that over 70 % of the EU population lives in cities, which generate approximately 85 % of the EU’s GDP, and that sustainable urban mobility is an increasingly important factor in cohesion policy, given that it is a key element and driver of employment and smart, sustainable and inclusive growth; considers that the European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIF), and in particular the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), should contribute, through the operational programmes, to the financing of the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs) for cities and regions and in the EU, by supporting clean, accessible and innovative ...[+++]forms of urban transport that will promote multimodality and mobility in a broader territorial context, including transborder mobility; recalls, in this regard, that the transport sector, both stationary and moving traffic, has a heavy impact on the urban environment and the quality of life of citizens, and considers that an efficient transport system can be fostered with a public-private partnership in which there will be a repartition of costs and possibilities to develop an innovative and efficient public procurement system with the aim of producing considerable savings and a sharing of expertise and knowledge between authorities; notes the importance of respecting the partnership principle during the programming and implementation of the operational programmes in order to ensure full involvement of social partners, professional organisations, research centres and enterprises;

– (PT) Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, in view of its contribution to employment and to doubling GNI in the next two decades, the new generation European air traffic management system (SESAR) will be one of the priorities of the EU and its Member States and a vital factor in meeting the challenges of the decades ahead.

A corollary of this is that road transport efficiency, safety and environmental compatibility are major factors in the economic and social development of Europe, for example, traffic congestion cuts down the time available for business or leisure activities and thereby increases costs both to organisations and to individuals; caring for accident victims puts strain on families, social services and, of course, the victims themselves; and stationary traffic in cities generates excess emissions which are a health hazard and therefore decrease the quality of life for the people who live there.