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   26 August 2015

   Málaga's SUMP goal-setting through stakeholder involvement (Spain)

   Málaga is a southern Spanish city, a home to 569 000 people. In 2014, for economic, social and technical reasons, the city was forced to review its Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan. But Málaga saw this as an...

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   22 September 2016

   Massive human-bicycle in Terrassa, Spain

   More than 500 people teamed up in the city of Terrassa (Spain) to create a massive human bike to advocate for bikes as a mode of transport. 8033 reads Spain Terrassa Jenar Indurain Other Urban mobility...

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3. Video

   23 November 2017

   Terrassa Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan 2016-2021

   The new Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) in Terrassa established the action plan for 2016-21. It incorporates a group of measures aimed at reducing the accident rate, noise pollution and energy...

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4. Video

   27 March 2018

   Turda- Winner of the 6th SUMP Award

   The first SUMP of the city of Turda is well structured with clear planning vision and features concrete measures to be implemented in the short term. It includes objectives, instruments (including financing...

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   22 July 2019

   Lisbon, winner of the EUROPEAN MOBILITY WEEK Award 2018 for larger municipalities

   Miguel Gaspar, Deputy Mayor for Mobility and Safety in Lisbon, highlights how mobility in the Portuguese capital has changed over the last 10 years and underscores the importance of cities working together...

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   22 July 2019

   Lindau, winner of the EUROPEAN MOBILITY WEEK Award 2018 for smaller municipalities

   Head of Mobility with the City of Lindau, Kai Kattau, outlines how Lindau’s sustainable mobility work is guided by four objectives: to enhance and improve accessibility between different districts in the...

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   18 May 2020

   EMW smaller municipalities finalist- Alfândega da Fé (Portugal)

   Find out why Alfândega da Fé in Portugal were finalists for the 2019 EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK Award for smaller municipalities (less than 50 000 inhabitants). ...

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   18 May 2020

   EMW smaller municipalities finalist- Paide (Estonia)

   Find out why Paide in Estonia were finalists for the 2019 EUROPEAN MOBILITY WEEK Award for smaller municipalities (less than 50 000 inhabitants). Prefer a park to a parking space? This is one way in which...

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   18 May 2020

   EMW smaller municipalities winner- Karditsa, Greece

   Find out why Karditsa in Greece received the 2019 EUROPEAN MOBILITY WEEK Award for smaller municipalities (less than 50 000 inhabitants). ...

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10. Video

    18 May 2020

    EMW larger municipalities winner- Kruševac, Serbia

    The city of Kruševac in Serbia is announced as the winner of the EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK Award 2019 for larger municipalities ...

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