Time actions redirect uses and organisations, and favour solutions that are quicker and more easily implemented than new infrastructure. A systemic approach to mobility is used to address home-work itineraries, putting into action many time levers for limiting road commuting and reducing or avoiding rush-hour urban congestion. Solutions to reduce distances and commuting needs join others already in place to manage mobility (promoting car-sharing, increasing public transport offers, advocating for active mobility).
New services focus on proximity (concierge or custodian services, food delivery, driving children to or from school in a shared way) and solutions involving work organisation (making time schedules more flexible by allowing individuals to arrive or leave earlier; developing telework from workers’ homes or third places).
