-Machinery often aids in the movement and transportation of objects 

-Machinery makes transportation of objects efficient and ensure that there are no human errors that occur

Elina:

-Singapore has focused on liveability and sustainability way before these words became fashionable in urban planning. A key part of this is urban mobility.

-To attract investors and residents, Singapore had to reduce congestion and provide roads that moved goods and labour efficiently.

-Singapore invested heavily in public transport

-where MRT access would raise land values and enable land sales there to subsidise MRT costs.

Moht Moht:

-Effective mobility is a compelling need for people with disabilities.

-Mobility is an important aspect in the lives of people with disabilities as they are usually left out on so many activities of daily life.

-Many parents with disabled children think such children are a curse and a burden to the family.

-Some parents lock them in houses or abandon them in compounds while the rest of the family socialises since some of them are not able to move at all. 

-Such children are likely to stay in the same place hungry, scorched by the sun.

- Many are left at the mercy of the neighbours to give them food if they care enough but also sometimes do not mind about them.

Natalie:

-essential for getting through the day

-Loss of mobility is common among older adults and have profound social, psychological, and physical consequences

-immobilization comes incontinence, because you can’t get to the bathroom, you can develop urinary infections, skin infections

-They discovered common factors that lead to loss of mobility, such as older age, low physical activity, obesity, impaired strength and balance, and chronic diseases such as diabetes and arthritis.

-Less common red flags included symptoms of depression, problems with memory or thinking skills, being female, a recent hospitalization, drinking alcohol or smoking, and having feelings of helplessness.