Polis network released the newest version of their regularly published Thinking Cities magazine
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The SUNRISE project was presented at the conference “Results from Road Transport Research in H2020 projects” on Dec. 5 2019 in Brussels
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Today, the official website of the ReVeAL project was launched. The new website offers a comprehensive overview of the project, including essential information on ReVeAL, such as its approach, key outputs, pilot cities and partners.
Read moreOur team members Kristin Tovaas and Ralf Brand met Budapests new mayor Gergely Karácsony on Nov. 7 to exchange thoughts about Budapest's successes, challenges and future plans in terms of sustainable urban mobility.
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Stakeholder input is a cornerstone of the GECKO project. So much is happening so fast in the realm of disruptive mobility that the only way to begin to understand it and to start to see patterns is to talk to those directly involved. GECKO has been doing this for several months through online exchange but we had our first face-to-face meeting with 24 stakeholders from across Europe and beyond on 24-25 October in London. Stakeholders came from large and small private industry representatives, local and regional authorities and public transport authorities and associations, NGOs and research. Stakeholders were asked for their input and experience with questions of collaboration between the public and the private sector, types and level of regulation and other factors influencing the successful implementation of new mobility solutions.The output of the workshop will feed directly into several GECKO activities ranging from a map of regulations to an analysis of cooperation models [...]
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International multi-disciplinary teams will compete online for the best idea
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Four videos about our new SUMP Guidelines have been recently released on Eltis, the European Urban Mobility Observatory.
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During a surprise ceremony at the closing plenary of the CIVITAS Forum conference 2019 in Graz on 4 October 2019, the award was presented by Marcel Rommerts, head of transport research at INEA, the EU’s Innovation and Networks Executive Agency, and by Herald Ruijters, director at the Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport of the European Commission.
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Curious about the brand-new SUMP Guidelines? You can learn more about them with the freshly recorded webinar video.
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Last week, Wolfram Buchta joined the team for a 12-month programme.
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Some of the concepts behind the newly-begun ReVeAL project were brought into the session at CiViTAS Forum conference called “Making the Transitioning to Urban Vehicle Access Regulations”, which was moderated by Bonnie Fenton from Rupprecht Consult.
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The AlpInnoCT consortium is pleased to invite you to participate in the project’s Final Conference – Working together for Combined Transport in the Alpine Space - that will be held on 19 November 2019 at the Representation of the Free State of Bavaria to the EU in Brussels.
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We are proud to present the second edition of the European Guidelines for Developing and Implementing a Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan. The release of the document featured strongly at the CIVITAS Forum last week, including a high-level handover by the European Commission in the opening plenary, a keynote presentation by main author Rupprecht Consult, and a dedicated session. The Guidelines can now be downloaded on our website and on Eltis: https://www.eltis.org/mobility-plans/sump-guidelines
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At the CIVITAS Forum 2019 in Graz, a new booklet and exhibition outlining the success stories of six CIVITAS cities were launched.
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Join the GECKO project at Shared Mobility Rocks 2019 on Tuesday, 8 October in Brussels. Our jam session (Governance for Micro-Mobility Solutions) will be on Stage 1 at 10:50 (although rock stars don’t usually get up that early…). E-scooters blocking your streets? You can’t connect to the shared bikes in town? Come and hear our panelists discuss the issues surrounding new mobility and how they can be addressed. What’s important for service providers? What are the main concerns of cities? What do users want? Come and listen in and pick up the mike yourself if you’ve got a song to sing.
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The survey will be open until 6 October 2019, and it will be available both online and at our CIVITAS Forum 2019 exhibition stand.
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On 20 June 2019, Zhytomyr in the Ukraine became the first Ukrainian city with an officially approved Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP).
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On August 20th 2019 LOW-CARB partners LVB (lead partner), MDV and the City of Leipzig as well as the associated partners ZVLN, IVAS and Rupprecht Consult meet in Leipzig to discuss measures on low carbon mobility, developed for the Citys FUA.
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On 10 July, the first user forum with representatives of transport companies from all over North Rhine-Westphalia took place, as part of the Strategie E project at the project partner STOAG in Oberhausen
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