Vlad Muresan

In the last two years, since Israel started its genocide in Gaza, the demands of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement have moved into the mainstream in most Western European countries. Not just individual consumer boycotts but also calls for state-level sanctions, including a full military embargo, have become the main demands of the millions of Europeans taking to the streets against the genocide, occupation and apartheid in Palestine.

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1. Introduction In contemporary smart cities, incorporating innovative technologies into urban infrastructure is essential for enhancing transportation services and efficiently accommodating both passengers and goods [1]. One important aspect involves the development of multimodal transportation that combines different methods of transport into a unified system. This integration enhances mobility, traceability, and coordination.