Traffic and demand management

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Traffic and demand management refers to measures such as parking management, reallocating urban space in favour of sustainable modes of transport (including shared space), access controls, road pricing, and traffic signal control strategies.

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By Hannah Figg / Updated: 09 Dec 2022

The use of transport models in transport planning and project appraisal

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.

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By ChristinaElectr... / Updated: 30 Aug 2023

The International Mobility Summit

Get inspired, meet industry peers, connect with future clients and partners. Join innovators, dreamers, and policy makers and meet the shapeshifters changing the way we move goods and people!

Now in its seventh year, The International Mobility Summit, taking place on 9-10 October 2024, will once again bring together the global mobility, transport and smart city ecosystem, thought leaders, disruptors, innovators, investors, and policy makers, to shape and plan mobility for our future cities.

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By Matthew Collings / Updated: 28 Nov 2022

Two new Digital Europe Programme calls on mobility and smart communities

The Digital Europe Programme has released two new calls for proposals on the deployment of the data space for mobility and for smart communities. The Digital Europe Programme aims to reinforce the EU’s core AI capacities as a crucial driver for the digital transformation of the public and private sectors.
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By Claus Köllinger / Updated: 27 Oct 2022

Nantes is to vary parking tariffs depending on people's income

The French city of Nantes is to differentiate its parking fees according to household income. The move is to ensure that those on low incomes are not disproportionately affected by changes to the city's parking rules, which include an extension of its paid parking zones and increased parking fees.
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By Hannah Figg / Updated: 19 Oct 2022
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By Hannah Figg / Updated: 07 Oct 2022
By Hannah Abson / Updated: 05 Oct 2022
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By Claus Köllinger / Updated: 26 Sep 2022