Training materials
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Published: June 2009The BAMBINI project targets the mobility behaviour of very young children and their parents as well as the attitudes of decision-makers to challenge the car culture prevalent in Europe and so gets...
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Published: April 2009Access Restrictions and Environmental Zones are powerful traffic and environmental management measures that can bring major benefits, especially to town and city centres. In this collection of...
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Published: April 2009This training material raises awareness about how getting people to use sustainable forms of transport such as cycling, the bus or train are not only possible but crucial. To achieve this it is...
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Published: November 2008The MIDAS (Measures to Influence transport Demand to Achieve Sustainability) training pack provides...
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Published: April 2008Cycling 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 very...
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Published: April 2008In 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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Published: April 2008The way in which urban road space is managed is key to influencing the way that people travel. There is a wealth of experience on innovative traffic management schemes that have rebalanced the use...
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Published: April 2008This training material looks at the different approaches towards urban road safety from a traffic engineering perspective. Road safety activities are a combination of policy-making, road...
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Published: April 2008In order for people with reduced mobility to travel around easily and safely in an inclusive manner, it is essential that all of the links in the transport chain are barrier-free. This training...
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Published: December 2007The term ‘Traffic Management’ represents the process of adjusting or adapting the use of an existing road system to meet specified objectives without resorting to substantial new road construction...