Last week, Wolfram Buchta joined the team for a 12-month programme.
Read moreSome 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.
Read moreThe 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.
Read moreWe 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
Read moreAt the CIVITAS Forum 2019 in Graz, a new booklet and exhibition outlining the success stories of six CIVITAS cities were launched.
Read moreJoin 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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Read moreThe survey will be open until 6 October 2019, and it will be available both online and at our CIVITAS Forum 2019 exhibition stand.
Read moreOn 20 June 2019, Zhytomyr in the Ukraine became the first Ukrainian city with an officially approved Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP).
Read moreOn 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.
Read moreOn 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
Read moreRead the new practitioner briefing on "Road Vehicle Automation in sustainable urban mobility planning" and send us your feedback!
Read moreSpanning three days from 2-4 October, the 2019 edition of Europe's top transport event will be held in Graz (Austria).
Read moreTowns and cities are invited to apply by the new date of 31 July 2019 to be in with a chance of winning Europe's most prestigious prizes for clean urban transport.
Read moreJoin our interactive learning community of transport practitioners from cities across Europe
Read moreOn May 6th 2019, public transport experts from CE countries met in Brussels at the UITP headquarters to give their feedback about the update of the European SUMP Guidelines.
Read moreThree representatives of the Krakow Functional Urban Area met on May 29th, 2019 with LOW CARB partners to learn, use, and provide feedback about their experience with the tool. Discover what the new tool can do, and RC’s role, and why it was a huge success for it most recent users.
Read moreThe Kick-Off Meeting in Bielefeld officially started the new ReVeAL project
Read moreLast week the latest conference on SUMP took place in Groningen and the Rupprecht Consult team was well presented with several presentations, the introduction of the new SUMP Guidelines and feedback sessions on the new concept.
Read moreREGIOSTARS is an annual awards competition organised by the European Commission’s Directorate General for Regional and Urban Policy to showcase innovative EU-funded projects. This year LOW-CARB was selected as a nominee, and is one of 25 excellent EU projects in category 4, "building climate resilient cities".
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