We are proud to present the main project outputs in a whole range of formats.
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The SWITCH project has released a YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBWY-hFEsdtZHqWq9H150OA Short interviews about the SWITCH project were given by project partners. All presentations of the last workshop in Gdansk in April 2014 were also filmed and can be seen on our new channel. It is worth watching them!
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The first car-free day in Cologne-Sülz was an overwhelming success and Traffic Snake Zora Zisch was part of it
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A new trolley brochure has been published by UITP.
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The workshop took place on the 28th May at the Annual Summit of the International Transport Forum
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16 - 17 June 2015, Bucharest, Romania
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SWITCH uses information and communication technologies (ICT), and personalised travel planning advice supported by strong health arguments to encourage people in a period of life change to switch from short car journeys to more walking and cycling. A leaflet with all important and relavant information about the SWITCH project is out now. Please downlaod it from our website. More information about the SWITCH project can be found on the project website:www.switchtravel.eu
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The Ukrainian NGO FORZA translated this important guidance document.
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Both the SWITCH consortium and nearly 30 Follower Cities met for the first time in Gdansk. Title of the workshop was "Getting everyone on board – Follower Cities and SWITCH partners: Designing a Personalised Travel Planning campaign scenario." Aim of the workshop was to get familiar with the SWITCH project, share experience and first steps towards an implementation scenario with SWITCH components. All presentations from the workshop can be downloaded:www.switchtravel.eu/#!events/cvxx The Follower Cities within the SWITCH project are so far: Aarhus (Denmark)Almada (Portugal)Aviles (Spain)Bielefeld (Germany)Bologna (Italy)Cork (Ireland)Dresden (Germany)Ferrara (Italy)Heerhugowaard (Netherlands)Koprivnica (Croatia)Krusevac (Serbia)Ljutomer (Slovenia)Norwich (UK)Nova-Gorica (Slovenia)Oostende (Belgium)Palma (Spain)Ploiesti (Romania)Ponferrada (Spain)Prague (Chzech Republik)Reading (UK)Riga (Latvia)Skopje (Macedonia)Sofia [...]
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In the interview, our mission, approaches and main activities were revealed.
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Rupprecht Consult is currently negotiating three new projects with the European Commission.
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For our time-pressed audience we provided summaries of all of TRANSFORuM's key outputs.
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The TRAN Committee of the European Parliament invited TRANSFORuM for input to the hearing: "WHITE PAPER ON TRANSPORT: taking stock and the way forward towards sustainable mobility"
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The European project “ACTUATE - Advanced Training and Education for Safe Eco-driving of Clean Vehicles” focused on the importance of safe eco-driving of clean vehicles and provided public transport operators with the opportunity to introduce and test safe eco-driving trainings. The ACTUATE project ended January 31, 2015 and all project materials, e-Learning courses and a starter-kit are now available in a variety of languages.
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Three projects teamed up to present a workshop on integrating innovative mobility measures into sustainable urban mobility planning
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Siegfried Rupprecht presents today key results of the TRANSFORuM project at the EESC hearing "White Paper on Transport: where do we stand?"
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The FP7 project TRANSFORuM has just released its last newsletter with information about its key outputs.
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The third call of the CIVITAS Activity Fund will be launched on 30 March 2015, focussing on the uptake of CIVITAS tools and offering a total of 60.000 EUR. The CIVITAS Activity Fund aims to support take-up activities in the field of sustainable urban mobility to cities across Europe.
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Brochure is now available in our six SmartMove "partner" languages
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Between 24 and 26 February 2015 the TIDE project saw over 60 participants in two workshops in Brussels. Topics of the events: making innovation happen, future research priorities and sustainable urban mobility planning.
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