Comfortable and attractive vehicles, inclusive signage, state-of-the-art stations; good design is necessary to achieve great things in public transport and ensure the efficient functioning of the whole urban mobility system. Design and culture go far beyond aesthetics – they are an integral part of any public transport project and are fundamental to enhance customer experience and influence the cultural fabric of a city. It is where creative professionals meet engineers and economists and together craft solutions that make urban mobility safer, more sustainable and accessible, or just simply more miraculous.
UITP has a long history of providing a platform to exchange and develop knowledge on design and culture to craft users-centric solutions for spaces, services or components. We gather disciplines including product and transportation design, arts and architecture, wayfinding, information and interface design, landscape, and urban planning. A select group of our members gather as part of a Committee to work and develop knowledge on this topic.
“UITP’s Design & Culture Committee offers a unique opportunity to learn from peers with diverse expertise but all with one goal: improving passenger experience by crafting well-designed, user-centric solutions for transport spaces and services.”