History, asked by zakir16, 11 months ago

difine mobility??? plz answer

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Answered by Narendrabora85

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movement

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Answered by Anonymous

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Mobility is an essential human need: without it people struggle to access to the goods, services and social and economic connections needed for a fulfilling life. A growing global population, increasing affluence and urban sprawl, and declining transport costs are pushing the demand for mobility upwards.

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