As active travel becomes more popular in Europe, the way in which urban spaces are being used is changing. Safety and urban mobility includes the ways in which practitioners seek to ensure the safety of all road and public space users – incorporating all modes of urban travel.
DG MOVE presents the EU Road Safety Results on 20 April 2021 between 09:00 - 12:30 CET.
CERRE (Centre on Regulation In Europe) is hosting two events to debate the outcomes of its new Mobility report, “Mobility as a Service (MaaS): A digital roadmap for public transport authorities”.
How can we transform our urban areas from car-dominated spaces to spaces for people? Can we support changes to the way that people travel in cities through the provision of multimodal infrastructure and options? And how can we together with our residents, create a city space for all?
St. Johns Temporary School Street Opening in Southampton was implemented with the aim of making a school street more child-friendly.
The street was first opened to pedestrians temporarily using portable bollards to restrict traffic for 45-minutes during school drop off and pick up times. However, coffin bollards that are lowered and raised every school day have since been permanently installed following successful implementation and a positive evaluation.
