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Survey on Women in Cycling
A collaboration of cycling companies has released a survey to gain insights for the launch of their Women in Cycling network - complete the short, anonymous survey to inform forthcoming programmes. -
5 cities shortlisted for EU Cities for Fair and Ethical Trade Award 2021!
Five shortlisted cities have been announced for the EU Cities for Fair and Ethical Trade Award 2021 -
Urban Mobility Days detailed conference programme announced
Registration for the online UMD 2020 conference is now closed - however, you can still catch-up on the latest discussions and debates after the event with session recordings. -
Eltis Training, how to make your SUMP more inclusive for all
Register now for a dedicated Eltis Training Session focused on “Planning for vulnerable to exclusion user groups: how to make your SUMP more inclusive for all” which will take place on 02 October from 10.00 to 12.00 am. You will need to register for the UMD conference in advance to be able to attend the training (details enclosed). -
ROADPOL Safety Days: Promotional Video
To support the ROADPOL Safety Days campaign, please share the video clip on social media to increase awareness and encourage others to rethink their behaviour on the road. -
Eltis newsletter - September 2020
This month we feature details about the annual EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK campaign activities taking place from 16 – 22 September 2020 as well as the Urban Mobility Days Conference that takes place digitally from 29 September to 2 October, for which the detailed programme is now available.
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Transport for London’s new app to aid social distancing
In August 2020, Transport for London (TfL) launched a new app to support people to choose routes and times that will help them to maintain physical distancing. The app, known as TfL Go is currently an iPhone app with plans to release an Android version - alongside further updates and new features during the autumn months.
The app gives users a...
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Paris pedestrianises school areas at the start of the new school year
As children in Paris return to school, the city of Paris has decided to introduce a pedestrian zone around 80 schools in the city. Depending on local circumstances, streets directly surrounding the schools are either completely closed to traffic or traffic is limited to 20km/h with additional restrictions in the hour prior to the...
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COVID-19 and public transport: Results of early studies on infection risks
It is crucial to regain passengers' trust in public transport as it offers accessible, affordable and sustainable mobility. Early studies have not been able to link any COVID-19 clusters to short-term public transport use. -
POLIS Mobilising Mobility Webinar: Campaigns to support zero-emission mobility solutions
15 September at 14:00 CEST. Webinar on how cities can boost active modes of transport while keeping inhabitants safe. -
Deadline to apply for the CIVITAS Resilience and Legacy Awards extended to 8 September!
There's still time! The 2020 CIVITAS Resilience and Legacy Award deadlines have been extended to 8 September 2020. -
Both employers and employees adjusted well during the lockdown
The COVID-19 pandemic induced dramatic change in all our lives. To maintain physical distancing measures, most companies introduced working from home. However, it was not possible for every business. The SASMOB project teamed up with Magyar CIVINET to organise a virtual roundtable discussion about the impacts of the pandemic on...
