Mobility management

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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.

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By lauraschubert / Updated: 24 Sep 2021

CIVITAS Forum Conference 2021

The CIVITAS Forum is a bi-annual event hosted by the CIVITAS Initiative that celebrates, promotes and encourages sustainable cities and sustainable urban mobility advancement across Europe.

Hosted this year in Aachen, Germany, the conference will be guided by the central theme 'Smart routes towards climate-neutral cities'.

The CIVITAS Forum 2021 will take place on 20-21 October 2021. It is a hybrid conference, with participants joining on-site in Aachen (Germany) and online.

By Niamh Wade / Updated: 17 Sep 2021
By dana.agrotti / Updated: 06 Oct 2021
By Isobel Duxfield / Updated: 16 Aug 2021
By Hannah Figg / Updated: 17 Aug 2021
By Isobel Duxfield / Updated: 20 Jul 2021
By Sofia Pechin / Updated: 12 Jul 2021

Having a mobility manager is now mandatory for companies and municipalities in Italy

The role of 'mobility manager' was introduced in 1998 in Italian law, although having such a position has only recently become mandatory. At the time of its establishment - more than 20 years ago - the role of the mobility manager was to optimise urban mobility and to reduce the negative impacts of transport. Today, due to the pandemic, the focus has shifted to employees' health, social distancing and the management of smart working.
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By Isobel Duxfield / Updated: 05 Jul 2021
By Hannah Figg / Updated: 10 Sep 2021

'Work Smart, Travel Smart' – Mobility management in Amsterdam

The Metropolitan Region Amsterdam (MRA) is growing. By 2040, there will be an additional 250,000 homes and many more jobs. With this growth, mobility will also grow. However, the roads and public transport system had already almost reached their limits before the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Although the full impact of COVID-19 on urban mobility in the coming years remains uncertain, one could expect mobility to grow again. Hence, how to keep the MRA accessible in a sustainable manner continues to be a challenge.

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By bnemeth / Updated: 04 Oct 2021