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1. Tool

   08 September 2011
   

   Guidance on walking audits

   2327 reads Walking audits are a good way to raise awareness of the importance of walking and to identify and solve specific problems in the pedestrian environment. On a walking audit, key stakeholders and...

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2. Tool

   02 September 2011
   

   Investing in space for pedestrians

   2733 reads Living Streets, a campaigning organisation that promotes walking, has produced a report reviewing the evidence for the benefits of investing in walkable public spaces. It presents successful case...

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3. Tool

   15 August 2011
   

   Cycling policy and implementation

   1753 reads The PRESTO project has produced four guides on general cycling policy, infrastructure, promotion and electric cycling. Transport decision-makers and practitioners can use these to get a detailed...

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4. Tool

   12 August 2011
   

   Developing and improving bicycle parking

   1979 reads This brochure, created during the BICY project, gives detailed information about quality criteria, site-planning and determination of parking needs for bicycle parking facilities. It is available...

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5. Tool

   06 July 2011
   

   OBIS Handbook- optimising bike-sharing in Europe

   4909 reads Bike-sharing schemes, once the domain of capitals and major cities, are becoming increasingly common in Europe's cities and towns. The experiences of bike-sharing schemes in ten European...

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6. Training material

   30 June 2011
   

   Budapest bicycling: which way forward?

   5476 reads In this training material background information is given on the cycling history in Budapest, how cycling in the city has grown into a critical mass and what influence this can have on cycling...

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7. Training material

   30 June 2011
   

   An introduction to cycling

   8754 reads Cycling is often the key element of successfully encouraging clean urban transport. Cycling is emission-free and doesn’t need energy (except human power) and fuels. This means that cycling is...

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8. Tool

   16 May 2011
   

   Promoting awareness of cycling

   1887 reads European societies and health systems are suffering from the consequences of increasingly sedentary lifestyles. Urgent action is required to raise Europeans' level of activity, which...

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9. Training material

   01 March 2011
   

   Walking and cycling

   3992 reads Walking and cycling are emission-free modes of transport that do not need energy (except human power) and fuels. This means that walking and cycling are very compatible for urban mobility....

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10. Training material

    01 March 2011
    

    Modern and efficient public transport system

    24226 reads A modern and high-quality public transport is the backbone of urban transport. Against the door-to-door trip by private car, a more sustainable model of public transport should offer passengers...

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