- Travel at the speed of LED-light (Denmark)
- New Bulgarian action plan finances integrated urban transport projects (Bulgaria)
- The Deutsche Bahn AG on the way to accessibility (Germany)
- Inauguration of the Road of the Future (The Netherlands)
- Bank promotion provides public transport passengers with free Wi-Fi (Poland)
- Online mobility calendar for local actions (The Netherlands)
- BYPAD improves cycling policy in cities
Travel at the speed of LED-light (Denmark)
Cyclists travelling on the commuter route between the university and the city centre of Aalborg will now get through the Hadsundvej/Humlebakken intersection much faster. During the day, cyclists can follow a series of LED-lights in the cycle path which activates the green light at the intersection. At night, the cyclists automatically activate the green light at the intersection by passing through a detector.>> go to News section
Reducing Air Pollutants from Social Inclusive Bus Service in Edinburgh (UK)
New service in Edinburgh, improves social inclusion, is commercially self-sufficient and reduces air pollutants on an environmentally sensitive route.>> go to Case Study section
Home Zones in Freiburg
In 1996 Freiburg created a new pattern to reduce and calm traffic near residential areas. They wanted to use simple instruments to change the areas to a place where children can play but cars can still pass through. The campaign is both child-friendly and reducing traffic dramatically.>> go to Videos section










