The City of Bielefeld, with its 340,000 inhabitants, is the largest and most important urban area in the East-Westphalian region. It shares a challenge with many other European cities: to keep its...

Understanding the collective impact of individual mobility measures is essential to creating an effective Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP). This is the main driver for the City of Brno in...

How do you keep a city accessible while the demand for mobility is growing year on year? How do you ensure a modal split in which sustainable modes predominate? The Dutch city of Utrecht has been...

Urban roads and streets in Europe are under growing pressure as they seek to accommodate increased levels and new forms of mobility, as well as dealing with a greater reliance on 'just in time'...

Tampere’s first Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) stood out due to its multidisciplinary approach that empowers people to make healthier mobility choices that are active, safe and...

Madrid was nominated as a finalist of the 10th SUMP Award in 2022, due to its latest Madrid 360 Plan that includes ambitious goals and detailed key performance indicators until the year 2030. The...

This case study addresses the new role of local authorities in planning and managing new mobility services, while at the same time transforming transport systems. It highlights how the city of...

The centre of the Finnish city of Turku, since its rebuilding after the Great Fire in 1827, is formed by a rectangular block-system of streets. With the River Aura at its southern edge and green...

The DIAMOND project on bike-sharing services aimed to research women’s needs as users of bike-sharing services to increase the percentage of...