The kerb is the key to the city

The International Transport Forum explores how cities need to manage competition for a share of the kerbside as ride-hailing and online delivery companies seek access to spaces often given over to parking

The ITF report describes how kerb use is changing, how capacity to monitor its use needs to evolve and discusses what the future of the kerb may look like

The ITF report describes how kerb use is changing, how capacity to monitor its use needs to evolve and discusses what the future of the kerb may look like

The kerbside is a transition zone between the road and pavement. There is a great deal of competition for this space, with pedestrians, drivers, freight companies, public utilities and many other organisations competing for access and use. Cities are now also having to manage growing competition for kerb access due to the rise of ride-sharing services and the growth in urban goods delivery, both of which are challenging traditional ways of managing kerb space.

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