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Published: January 2014
Sustainable urban mobility planning is a departure from the standard method of transport planning. It is based on the principles of sustainable development, orientated to achieving objectives -...
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Published: May 2013
The CIVITAS Initiative brings together cities that are introducing sustainable urban transport policy measures. The aim is to achieve a significant change in the modal split towards sustainable...
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Published: May 2013
People with reduced mobility such as those with permanent or temporary disabilities, the elderly and parents with small children often depend on cars for their daily mobility due to the barriers...
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Published: April 2013
The EU recognises that urban transport plays a fundamental role in meeting the objectives of economic competitiveness, social cohesion and sustainable growth. In accordance with the...
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Published: April 2013
The Austrian Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology has published a handbook of measures that can be employed to increase bicycle use. Individual measures are assessed in terms...
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Published: April 2013
Measuring the performance of an urban transport system is important for establishing measures and policies for improving its quality. This is particularly important in terms of improving the...
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Published: February 2013
Developing sustainable mobility measures for companies, business or industrial zones can be done in numerous ways across all mobility modes. Mobility managers and officers can utilise these...
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Published: January 2013
This edition of 'Studies on Mobility and Transport Research' addresses the question of how to encourage people to walk and cycle in urban areas.
It highlights the implementation of...
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Published: January 2013
Although the concept of sustainable urban mobility planning is now mainstream in European cities, a number of common challenges remain. An awareness of these challenges is required so that they...
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Published: January 2013
The ongoing evaluation of urban mobility measures during their implementation can help to improve them. It can also ensure that the results of the measure are as intended and reduce the likelihood...