The Practitioner Briefing ‘Social Impact Assessment: Tools, Methods and Approaches’, that has been developed within the framework of the H2020 CIVITAS SUITS and H2020 TinnGO projects, is now available. Language
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The call for applications for the 10th EU SUMP Award is officially launched from 15 June 2021. The theme is "Be safe and healthy with sustainable mobility". Applications must be submitted by 31 October 2021. Language
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The message from the first day of the Eurocities Mobility Forum was climate neutrality is mission possible, where mobility experts and transport planners came together to discuss the solutions, challenges, and visions for mobility in the years to come. Language
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The European Road Safety Charter are proud to announce the Excellence in Road Safety Awards 2021. The award ceremony will take place both online and in Brussels on Thursday 18th November, so save the date! Language
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In May 2021, the Italian Municipality of Ravenna approved a resolution to allow people to apply for a free annual subscription to the local bike sharing service. This was possible thanks to financial support from the Emilia-Romagna Region within its “Bike To Work” programme and aims to promote the use of bicycles when travelling around the city. Language
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The Civitas ReVeAL project is looking at how cities can successfully regulate vehicle access in order to create more attractive places for people and business. Language
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The Lithuanian capital, Vilnius, has finalised its new general city plan, which aims to ensure that future development is in line with promoting a high quality of life and sustainable development, including sustainable mobility. Language
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The city of Pilsen is hoping to become Czechia's first smart city, after having recently announced its plans to build a smart tram to become fully operational by 2027. Language
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Trams in Florence have been equipped a range of sensors to gather data in order to improve safety and efficiency, as part of the EU-funded software project ELASTIC Language
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Lyon has become the latest city to adopt gender sensitive budgeting, moving the French city closer to more equitable use of public funds. Language
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The MOBI-MIX project has developed an insight report on the 'MaaS scene' - one of the four reports that will be developed throughout the course of the project.
The report compiles a state of the art outlook on the potential impact of MaaS on urban environments. MaaS offers an opportunity to approach mobility from the user's perspective. Like other mobility solutions, its positive impacts are intricately connected to the quality of infrastructure, policy, and communication.
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What measures did three recent CIVITAS Living Lab projects find most effective in their efforts to drive sustainable mobility forward? Language
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A new series of fact sheets set out the key takeaways from six concluded CIVITAS research projects: Cities-4-People, METAMORPHOSIS, Mobility Urban Values (MUV), PROSPERITY, SUITS, and SUMPs-Up. Language
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Monaco started Monapass, a MaaS application combining planning and payment for local buses, bicycle sharing and on-street parking. Language
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The SUMP poster, that illustrates the sustainable planning process for transport in an urban area, is now available in multiple languages. Language
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As part of its work in CIVITAS Handshake, the City of Helsinki conducted a Bikenomics analysis of a major cycling project in the city. The results show that the investment was worth it. Language
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The CIVITAS Initiative is organising a series of four online training sessions this summer on hot sustainable mobility topics. Language
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As part of 'HUPMOBILE-Holistic Urban and Peri-urban Mobility', the Borough of Altona, representing Hamburg, developed a concept for “last mile” logistics. Language
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The first ever pan-European Master Plan for Cycling Promotion - which aims to help national and local stakeholders streamline efforts to promote cycling - was adopted on 18 May 2021. Language
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The Romanian capital, Bucharest, plans to open up to pedestrians during weekends. From 29 May, the centre of Bucharest will have seven large pedestrian zones at weekends, which will be largely connected by pedestrian streets. Car access will be restricted in these areas every Saturday and Sunday, between 11.00 and 23.00 from 29 May until 17 October 2021.
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