Mobility management refers to the promotion of sustainable transport. At the core of mobility management are 'soft' awareness-raising measures like information, communication and marketing campaigns. Mobility management measures do not necessarily require large financial investments and may provide cities with good value for money.
MobiliseYourCity is holding two consecutive sessions on Mastering Mobility training on Urban Mobility Observatories:
MobiliseYourCity is holding two consecutive sessions on Mastering Mobility training on Urban Mobility Observatories:
Whichever grievances prompted Parisians to vote out shared electric scooters on the 2 April referendum, it was undoubtedly the same set of concerns that other cities struggle with: poor parking, reckless driving, lack of safety, serious injuries, multiple people riding on the same vehicle, conflict with other road users, e-vehicles dumped in rivers, canals and other water basins etc.
Braga (Portugal) and Metropolia GZM (Poland) snatched the titles of the EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK award 2022 and the first-ever MOBILITYACTION award, respectively, at the MOBILITYAWARDS ceremony in Ghent.
On 28 March 2023 14:00-17:00 the Driving Urban Transitions (DUT) partnership invites urban living lab managers to join a workshop on “Experiments for designing radical urban transitions” to exchange perspectives, experiences and ideas. The event offers an opportunity to share insights about what is needed to take a big leap forwards towards sustainability and liveability.
EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK runs each year from 16-22 September and provides towns and cities with an opportunity to try out innovative traffic and transport planning, promote new use of infrastructure and raise awareness on sustainable mobility within their communities. MOBILITYACTIONs provide an opportunity for a broad range of organisations to share best practice solutions in mobility management throughout the year.
The European Mobility Congress will be an in-person event taking place in Luxembourg on 27-28 March 2023.
Developing mobility is a major issue for most European cities and involves a number of challenges, including urban planning, social, cultural, technical and environmental challenges.
The annual workshops of the EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK, taking place in Ghent on 24 March 2023, will give an introduction to the theme of the campaign in 2023: Saving Energy.
The workshops follows the awards ceremony for the EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK Award and MOBILITYACTION Award, taking place on 23 March at 18:30.
The programme includes a keynote speech on the topic and a series of parallel sessions focusing on various elements of the theme as well as some key components of the campaign.
