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.
The 10th edition of the Informed Cities Forum seeks to aid cities in their transition to sustainable mobility. It does so in two ways:
Access the recordings and material from the Urban Mobility Days conference which took place on 20-22 September 2022.
Managing parking is critical for the shift towards sustainable urban mobility, in relation to both managing the parking available for car users, as well as creating more parking spaces for cyclists.
The INDIMO project is a three-year EU-funded Horizon 2020 project that aims to extend the benefits of digitally interconnected transport systems to people that currently face barriers in using or accessing such solutions. Through the co-design of the INDIMO Inclusive Digital Mobility Toolbox, the project enables developers, policy makers and service operators include the user perspective when dealing with digital mobility solutions.
From 5 September 2022, the use of park and ride car parks (P+R) in the Belgian capital Brussels will be free for commuters. In addition, the subscription costs for Cycloparking, a network of secure parking places for bicycles throughout the Brussels’ agglomeration, will be reduced by 75%. The aim of both initiatives is to encourage commuters not to drive into the city.
