THE ROLE OF WALKING AND CYCLING IN REDUCING CONGESTION: A PORTFOLIO OF MEASURES is now available in Ukrainian. Many thanks to Kyiv Cyclists’ Federation who took the initiative to translate the portfolio. You can find the document here: http://h2020-flow.eu/resources/publications/ Enjoy reading!
Read moreWe will work towards the sustainable transport in Peruvian secondary cities, including the development of an SUMP in Trujillo!
Read moreThe second workshop of SUMPs-Up's 3-year long SUMP Learning Programme (SLP) was held on December 4 and 5. A group of 18 participants from our first SLP group have been meeting in Brussels to discover more about visions, objectives and targets of SUMPs.
Read moreOn November 30th, 2017, the FLOW project was presented to an audience of over 200 people from research institutions, universities, local authorities and the European Commission as part of a panel of five projects under the common theme "New mobility patterns". FLOW sister project TRACE was among these five projects, along with ELIPTIC, EMPOWER and CIPTEC. The two-day conference (29-30 November) was offered by the European Road Transport Research Advisory Council (ERTRAC) and the European Green Vehicle Initiative (EGVIA). In total, 37 projects funded under Horizon 2020 were presented, spanning a wide range of topics under the umbrella of road transport research.
Read moreOn November 14th, the Vital Nodes project held its project kick-off meeting in Vienna. It is funded by the EU’s Horizon2020 R&D Programme and will run for 24 months, starting on 1 November 2017.
Read moreOn 8 November, a new 1-year-project kicked off that will develop Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs) and related infrastructure projects in the Ukrainian cities Poltawa and Schytomyr.
Read moreThe CIVITAS Forum conference in September 2017 in Torres Vedras saw the launch of the CIVITAS Tool Inventory, an online database developed jointly by SATELLITE and the SUMPs-Up project.
Read moreThe CIVITAS call for host and visiting cities is now officially open: Apply to join the 2018 programme to exchange with your peers on better and cleaner urban transport.
Read moreThe joint workshop was held on 10 October and the 2nd consortium meeting on 11-12 October in Brussels, Belgium
Read moreThe project SUMPs-Up has launched an online SUMP Registry that allows cities to learn from previous SUMPs when developing their own.
Read moreSession SIS67 – Integrated Road Infrastructure for Mixed Vehicle Traffic Flow on 31 October 2017 at 15:00 - 16:30
Read moreThe first workshop of SUMPs-Up's 3-year long SUMP Learning Programme was held in Thessaloniki on October 19, followed by a workshop for Greek practitioners the next day.
Read moreOn October 13, the Working Group consisting of 24 representatives of groups and associations relevant to transport policy, including council members, met for the second time. They discussed and commented on the draft strategy developed by Rupprecht Consult.
Read moreThe SUMPs-Up team was out in full force at the CIVITAS Forum 2017. As well as having their own stand in the SUMP corner, they hosted a session on tools for data gathering, appraisal, and simulation and organised a World Cafe session on the administrative barriers to SUMP development.
Read moreHow do we want to heat electric buses? Large batteries or diesel through the rear door?
Read moreOn September 12, the team enjoyed a day of hiking
Read moreAt the B2Run business event, the Team once again scored quite well.
Read moreWorkshop title: Introducing e-buses in cities’ public transport systems
Read moreSession details: Day 3 – Friday, September 29, 9:30-11:30.
Read moreOn September 12, you may not be able to reach us by phone, we will be "out and about", hiking along the Ahr.
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