Bucharest
Bucharest, Romania’s bustling capital, offers a unique perspective on urban mobility and sustainable development. Known for its blend of historic architecture and rapidly modernizing infrastructure, the city has made significant strides in its commitment to more sustainable transport.

Locations

Mihaela Ruxandra Marcu 6
In a densely populated neighborhood near a main boulevard and a local school, a small shopping area with a traditional food and vegetable market faces persistent traffic congestion due to the lack of a dedicated unloading zone. This congestion not only disrupts the flow of traffic but also consumes valuable public space in a city where land use is at a premium. As most residents rely on cars for daily transport, the idea of reallocating two parking spaces for unloading would likely be met with resistance. Implementing a Smart Zone here provides an effective compromise: suppliers can secure a spot for deliveries during the day, reducing traffic buildup, while residents can access these spaces in the evening once they return home, ensuring a smoother balance of local needs.
