Author: City of LjubljanaLjubljana, the capital of Slovenia, with approximately 290,000 inhabitants is an environmentally ambitious city and known as green, cl...
“Cities & Regions for Cyclists” is a global network of cities working to promote bicycle use in urban areas. Today we warmly welcome new cities that ha...
The Partnership for Urban Mobility held last week a high-level political discussion on the draft Urban Mobility Action Plan in Karlsruhe, Germany [1]. This draf...
Last week, ECF Urban Mobility Policy Officer Benedicte Swennen was invited to Reggio Emilia (170.000 inhabitants, North Italy), one of the Italian members of th...
The first bicycle parade of the year in Moscow organized by Let's bike it and the Transport Department of Moscow, was held despite the freezing temper...
Bernardo Campos Pereira - a Portuguese architect and bicycle mobility planning and policy expert. Mr. Pereira in this blog post shares the best practice ex...
PRAGUE, 15/07/2016 – More than thirteen hundred cyclists voted in historically first Czech Cycle Barometer of cities and towns. The thirty questions contai...
The city of Dublin is planning to make one of the main hubs in the inner city car, busses and taxis free. College Green, now hardly recognizable as a square, wi...
Verona (Italy) will host the second edition of CosmoBike Mobility, a three day long Expo-Conference dedicated to cycling as a tool to rethink ur...
Autonomy is the first event of its type that examines the meeting of industry and technology to present the amazing new mobility innovations being produced in...
Urban population keeps growing larger and larger, and climatic issues are finally being addressed: a new kind of mobility is needed. We have...
Wouldn’t it be great if computers could to the work of traffic planners? Couldn’t they perform a much better job in calculating data and making well-considered...