Project good practices

The main objective is to identify general patterns of university student’s mobility to adapt bus lines to their needs and improve the quality of the service.

The objective of this contest is to involve citizen, shooting public buses in order to create visual profile which portrays Valladolid Public Transport Service

Safe School Routes, implemented as public-private collaboration, designed safe itineraries allowing pupils going to the school “by themselves”.

Poznan Science and Technology Park is implementing a sport competition, organised annually since 2018 for promotion of sustainable mobility.

Using a clear understanding of traveller needs and attitudes travel behaviour was successfully modified fo the London Olympics

A walking route connecting the centre of the city to the main transport hubs has increased foot traffic, reduced congestion and improved safety.

Secondary School “ANTONIO TOVAR” has defined an initiative to encourage its pupils to go daily by bicycle to the school They have found new ways

A networked collaboration is contributing to achieve social, economic and environmental goals: accessibility for residents and pollution reduction.

An environment-oriented printed travel card holder instead of a regular one was used to nudge people to use public transport based on the social labeling method

Three neighboring municipalities’ initiative to work together and co-organise the local “Social Biking Challenge 2018” within the European Mobility Week (EMW).