The case study in question highlights the need for a more balanced service between motorized traffic and pedestrian movement in a "sustainably intelligent" street, with the introduction of the notion of "sustainable intelligence" to describe the balance between implementation of new technologies, in the context of sustainable development, and, Both initiatives are an expression of the unique use of urban planning in Denmark to arrange transport systems and land use to meet the needs citizens during their work, life and leisure. Its principles are decentralization, framework control and public participation. Both the Finger Plan and the Copenhagen Climate Plan left clear, Determining the factors affecting transport demand management and selecting the best strategy: A case study. Transport policy. p. 150-166. Ahmet Aytekin, mer Faruk G r n. Effect of COVID on aversion to crowding in public transport and choice of transport mode: the case of Santiago, Chile. The proposed model to analyze the dynamics of off-street parking: a case study of Taipei City. 2024, Transportation Research, Part A: Policies and Practices. Transportation Research, Part A: Policies and Practices, pp. 228-239. Emmanouil Chaniotakis, Adam J. Pel. It also highlights the imperative to articulate this perspective in the development of the region's transport development framework. A case study from the province of Ontario (Fig. 1) is presented to assess achievements to date and remaining policy and research challenges. Download: Download full size image Fig. 1. For the scientific review, similar to the review conducted by Graham-Rowe et al. 2011, we began by identifying relevant search terms for case studies and reviews of car use interventions, based on a scoping review of relevant articles in Google Scholar and of two research reviews on transport policies known to the authors: Case studies on,