Urban mobility measures should be monitored and evaluated to understand how they work and perform. This helps cities identify problems and areas for improvement, and record elements that have been a success.
A good monitoring and evaluation system will inform project reports and provide useful data to stakeholders on the urban mobility situation in their city.
The Commission’s Expert Group on Urban Mobility has met for the second time resulting in agreement on a new work plan and sub-groups.
International Symposium on Transportation Data & Modelling - ISTDM 2023 will take place in Ispra, Italy from 19 June 2023, 13:00 CEST - 22 June 2023, 13:30 CEST. ISTDM2023 is open to: researchers and academics; transport infrastructure managers and owners; traffic operation managers, road transport operators; industry, vehicle manufacturers and suppliers; public authorities; NGOs and other atakeholders.
This case study focuses on ongoing projects which combine innovation, underline the need for the standardisation of the activity, and reveal an unveiled ambition for research into the public perception of the new UAM trends.
The NetZeroCities Portal is a brand-new platform designed for cities to connect with each other and with climate neutrality experts, as well as access online solutions as they work to reduce their emissions.
With autonomous car, mobility as a service (MaaS), intelligent transport systems (ITS), alternative fuels and electric vehicles, things are moving fast in road transport.
How to deal with the ever more rapid emergence of new technologies in a sector whose assets are designed for long lifetimes of 30 plus years, and how to harness such technologies to contribute to common transport policy objectives are questions that more and more road authorities are seeking answers to.
The outputs from a Transport Model can provide essential insight into the understanding of an existing or future transport problem, thereby supporting infrastructure design and operational planning. A transport model can also identify the likely impacts that will result from a proposed project, strategy or Transport/Environmental Policy. As such, the Transport Model plays an essential role as a decision-support tool, providing relevant and accurate information into planning and decision making.
Access the recordings and material from the Urban Mobility Days conference which took place on 20-22 September 2022.
