In November the second workshop of the Aachen data project AC-DatEp took place. This time, under the topic of environmental data for urban and mobility planning, participants came together to generate and collect ideas for possible use cases that will be further developed in the project.
Read moreEIB JASPERS & Rupprecht Consult published the SUMP topic Guide on “Decarbonisation of urban Mobility”, to provide hands-on advice to practitioners on mainstreaming climate change mitigation in SUMPs.
Read moreThe CiViTAS ReVeAL project came to an end in November. ReVeAL spent 3½ years exploring various aspects of urban vehicle access regulations (UVAR) together with six partner cities from across Europe and beyond as well as nine research and support partners. In the final month of its official lifetime, project partners presented various aspects of ReVeAL at the TRA in Lisbon, at the Tomorrow Mobility World Congress in Barcelona, at the POLIS conference in Brussels and at ReVeAL’s own final conference in London.
Read moreOn 30 November and 1 December, several colleagues from the Rupprecht Consult team presented and participated in the annual POLIS Conference. With more than 800 participants, this conference was POLIS’s largest yet, and we were delighted to be a part of it.
Read moreThe Federal Ministry of Digital Affairs and Transport commissioned Rupprecht Consult to conduct a status quo analysis and review of Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans in German municipalities with more than 100,000 inhabitants.
Read moreRupprecht Consult will have a booth and several presentations at the Polis conference, taking place I Brussels on 30 November and 1 December 2022. Come visit us there!
Read moreOn November 3-4, NAPCORE held its first Mobility Data Days conference, bringing together 200 delegates from 24 countries, focussed on data collection, storage, and exchange.
Read moreAnkara – Within the scope of our “EU Support for Promoting Sustainable Urban Mobility in Turkish Cities” Project, we successfully established our “task force” on November 9.
Read moreStarting from November 2022 Linda will be part of the constantly growing team as an office manager.
Read moreOn Monday 24th of October, the Japanese Research Institute for Local Public Transport held a press conference to announce the publication of the Japanese edition of the SUMP.
Read moreWe are looking for a Project Manager for transport and mobility planning: You have 5 years of working experience in transport or urbanmobility planning? You have in-depth knowledge of integrated transport planning & financing urban mobility projects? You have experience in projectmanagement and coordination of complex mobility projects and processes, including proven leadership of project teams? You speak German and English?Then have a look here to see this great opportunity:Work with us | Rupprecht Consult (rupprecht-consult.eu)We are looking for a Project Manager for mobility innovation You have a degree in Transport and or urbanplanning , Transport economics, (Economic) Geography, Civil and Environmental Engineering, or similar? You have at least 3 years of experience in the cooperation of complex mobility [...]
Read moreAfter 18-months of work the project will present its findings and key outputs in Lisbon (17 Nov 2022) as side event of TRA 2022 Conference. Online attendance will also be possible.
Read moreAs part of the stakeholder engagement process with the local case study cities, our team has conducted six workshops between June and October to define TANGENT system requirements and discuss multi-actor cooperation mechanisms.
Read moreEIT Urban Mobility has published a new report on Urban Vehicle Access Regulation to which our colleague Bonnie Fenton has contributed to as part of her work in ReVeAL.
Read moreWe have just kicked off a new exciting project where we are supporting the Ruhr Universität in the project's management and leading the development of a Transition Super-Lab Roadmap.
Read moreThe European Urban Mobility Days took place last week and a big part of our team was present this year for different projects and our contributions took many different forms.
Read moreUnder the lead of Duisport, the world’s largest and most advanced tri-modal inland hub terminal, 21 other project partners from Western, Central and Eastern Europe have met at the premises of Duisburg Port on the 7th and 8th of September to kick-start the ambitious project MultiRELOAD focusing on facilitating port solutions for efficient, effective and sustainable multimodality
Read moreOn 20 September 2022 Rupprecht Consult announced at the Urban Mobility Days in Brno, Czech Republic a transfer in management and ownership. After 25 years of pioneering work in sustainable urban mobility, Angéla and Siegfried Rupprecht will transfer Rupprecht Consult to Dr Wolfgang Backhaus and Dr Jana Spille, who will become managing directors on 1 Jan 2023.
Read moreThe OrniTrans project has now launched. In cooperation with NABU (Naturschutzbund), the hypothesis is being investigated as to whether bird-friendly transport infrastructures are also people-friendly.
Read moreRupprecht Consult in one of the leading roles, put together the first consortium meeting which stimulated and inspired the participants through technical discussions/workshops and was also a networking opportunity for people behind the person months in the SCALE project.
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