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Home News Events Calls and Tenders EU Initiatives and Policies Tools for Practitioners ELTIS Training   1723 Case Studies CO2 reducing Case Studies   Links User Association About ELTIS ELTIS Newsletter Archive webmaster		Search in categories / keywords All categories Clean and energy-efficient vehicles Cycling Demand management and pricing Flexible mobility services Integration, intermodality, organisation of transport Mobility management & Travel awareness Public passenger transport Safety and security Traffic management Transport and land use planning Transport for people with reduced mobility Urban goods traffic / city logistics Walking Bicycle route Education Information campaign Marketing Mobility plan Modal shift Monitoring and impact assessment Network development Pavement Pedestrian crossing Public participation Reducing private car using Support to mobility impaired Sustainable modes of transport Transport master plan   Search in countries All countries Albania Australia Austria Belgium Bosnia Herzegovina Brazil Bulgaria Canada China Colombia Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Europe-wide Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Macedonia Malta Mexico Norway Poland Portugal Romania Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland The Netherlands Turkey United Kingdom United States of America Outside Europe Full text search Language: search Case Studies all languages list case studies only in English list case studies only in German list case studies only in French list case studies only in Italian list case studies only in Spanish list case studies only in Czech list case studies only in Polish list case studies only in Portuguese list case studies only in Hungarian list case studies only in Serbo-Croat list case studies only in Turkish list case studies only in Russian list case studies only in Bulgarian list case studies only in Chinese list case studies only in Romanian list case studies only in Slovenian Show last posted case studies   Show last updated case studies   Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010   -   Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010       please choose index card for search results of different databases:   Returned results: 95 Results   0   to   10 Show Results 10 20 50 Car Free Day Belgrade, Serbia             16-08-2010 The first spontaneous organization of Car Free Day took place 1970s, but definitive date of marking of that day was established in 1999. Belgrade took part in this organization and it was accompanied by many other manifestations. Pedestrian-friendly city centre in Eskişehir: Turkey           30-10-2009 Eskişehir is a rare example of a Turkish city that has opted for something other than the building of more roads, flyovers and junctions to allow more through traffic in the bid to remedy its traffic problems. Since the late 1990s the city has followed a more sustainable route in this regard, undergoing somewhat of a rebirth as a tram city with a pedestrian-friendly city centre. Walking & cycling to schools: “Links to Schools” in the UK             07-06-2010 Sustrans Links to Schools project started in 2002. In 2009 local authorities across England are still working with us to connect schools and their communities to the National Cycle Network. From new cycle routes to pedestrian crossings, all provide the safe routes needed to cycle & walk to school Establishing a culture of Cycling in Childhood in Aalborg (Denmark)           12-08-2009 To promote the tradition of cycling, since 2003 the municipality of Aalborg has worked with civic groups, school officials, teachers & police, and others to promote a synergy effect of soft measures, technology & infrastructure to change the mean transport toward more cycling. Ongoing in 2007. How kids discover the world by bike (Germany)           12-08-2009 The network of “road-safe cities in transport association Rhein-Sieg (VRS)” does mobility-education in schools, targeting children & teens. Examples of projects include: a puppet play promoting physical activity; bike-pooling; a school travel map. Ongoing in 2009. Relationship between the mortality rate and the level of physical activity (Denmark)           12-08-2009 A study of the relationship between the all-cause mortality rate and the level of physical activity among people of different age groups and sexes. The project covered 30 000 people and was carrying out for 14.5 years. It involved health-related organizations in Denmark. Slovenia on the Move - Move to Health (Slovenia)           12-08-2009 The project is based on the network of multi-disciplinary and multi-sector partners working together with mass media to promote HEPA (Health Enhancing Physical Activity) recommendations. Partners organise walk tests, provide individual HEPA counselling and disseminate publications. Started in 1999, ongoing in 2009. “On the move to school” - Active Transportation for children in Quebec (Canada)           12-08-2009 Launched in 2005, it will be in every region of Quebec by 2010. This project will provide more involvement with municipal technicians training them in facilities design to support implementation of school travel plans, while continuing education and encouragement activities in the schools. Cycling to work in Weiz, AT : “Wer radl´t, gewinnt!             28-07-2009 The “bike to work” campaign in Weiz started in May & June 2007. The participants formed bike-teams (groups of two persons) and the two bike-team members had to go to work by bicycle, on foot or by public transport for at least 20 days. The project, ongoing in 2009, has now expanded to cover all of Styria. Promoting Carfree Environments in Istanbul                   22-04-2009 The Towards Carfree Cities Conference, held in Istanbul in August 2007, was planned with a wide set of activities to be implemented throughout the year to demonstrate how streets and parking areas can be used if they can be reclaimed from motorised transport.