In the next ten years, 70% of the world's population will live in cities. These scenarios will put a strain on cities, which are currently responsible for the main problems to be addressed globally. The transport sector is one of the areas where action needs to be taken as citizens are the main users of the service. Changing social habits towards a greater share of transport that is less harmful to the environment requires user awareness and above all real choice. It is therefore important to find solutions to meet the transport needs of citizens, reducing their need to travel and the negative consequences of this activity. There must be close cooperation on transport and spatial planning at the central level so that citizens can access all kinds of goods and services. Only in this way, and with appropriate awareness-raising campaigns on the subject, will it be possible to see a radical change in citizens' mobility habits.