Transport Happiness and Mobility Bill of Rights

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Urbanisation has been one of the constants in demographic development since the dawn of industrialization, and there are no signs of the growth of cities slowing down.
Apart from the challenges that brings as far as housing is concerned, there is also the issue of transport, as can already be seen in several major cities around the world. Congestion is already a major factor of urban life today, so how are the increasing numbers of people to move around in their expanding urban environment in the future?