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01 Jun 2015
In 2007 Valletta launched a Controlled Vehicular Access (CVA) system that was widely considered the next evolutionary step from the London congestion...
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26 May 2015
Antwerp is facing huge road infrastructure works over several years, which will cause major disruption. For this reason, Antwerp is using the PTP-...
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21 May 2015
Finland is developing and piloting the world’s first door-to-door mobility service. Supported by Tekes, the Finnish Funding Agency for Innovation,...
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18 May 2015
Despite major economic and social challenges, Thessaloniki has succeeded in drafting its first Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP), thus...
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08 May 2015
In 2008 the city of Málaga initiated a Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) which introduced a number of successful urban mobility initiatives...
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05 May 2015
Bike to Work is a national campaign that promotes cycling as a mode of transportation to and from work. Denmark is generally known for its large...
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29 Apr 2015
In 2011 Estonia launched an ambitious, nationwide e-mobility program to promote the use of electric vehicles (EVs) in the country. The program...
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27 Apr 2015
Electric buses are regarded as more comfortable than their traditional counterpart and produce no local emissions. However, the limited battery and...
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23 Apr 2015
In summer 2014 Haringey Council, along with five other European cities, delivered Phase 1 of their PTP-Cycle project. Some 5 000 households and 500...
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23 Apr 2015
The city of Ghent (Belgium) recently updated its 2003 Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP). Thanks to continuous work throughout almost 30 years,...
01 Jun 20150In 2007 Valletta launched a Controlled Vehicular Access (CVA) system that was widely considered the next evolutionary step from the London congestion...
26 May 20150Antwerp is facing huge road infrastructure works over several years, which will cause major disruption. For this reason, Antwerp is using the PTP-...
21 May 20150Finland is developing and piloting the world’s first door-to-door mobility service. Supported by Tekes, the Finnish Funding Agency for Innovation,...
18 May 20151Despite major economic and social challenges, Thessaloniki has succeeded in drafting its first Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP), thus...
08 May 20150In 2008 the city of Málaga initiated a Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) which introduced a number of successful urban mobility initiatives...
05 May 20151Bike to Work is a national campaign that promotes cycling as a mode of transportation to and from work. Denmark is generally known for its large...
29 Apr 20150In 2011 Estonia launched an ambitious, nationwide e-mobility program to promote the use of electric vehicles (EVs) in the country. The program...
27 Apr 20150Electric buses are regarded as more comfortable than their traditional counterpart and produce no local emissions. However, the limited battery and...
23 Apr 20150In summer 2014 Haringey Council, along with five other European cities, delivered Phase 1 of their PTP-Cycle project. Some 5 000 households and 500...
23 Apr 20151The city of Ghent (Belgium) recently updated its 2003 Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP). Thanks to continuous work throughout almost 30 years,...