Best Practices
Discover success stories and case studies from leading cities, providing simple, effective lessons for implementing positive changes in urban mobility.
Three cities on the road to zero-emission mobility
Many European cities are working to reduce car dependency and lower CO2 emissions, but shifting daily travel habits remains a challenge.
Driving efficiency in Madrid’s public transport
In Madrid, as public transport continues to evolve, there is still a lack of understanding of the complex multimodal travel patterns involving buses, trains, and metro networks.
Digital nudging propels multimodal transport in Konya, Türkiye
Konya, a key city in Türkiye with a population of 2.3 million, faces significant urban mobility challenges due to high private vehicle usage.
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Streamlining public transport planning and operations in Vignola
Vignola is a small city in the Modena region of Italy, well connected to the surrounding areas.
Empowering multimodal mobility through incentives and data
Cities worldwide are grappling with increasing levels of air and noise pollution, traffic congestion, and road accidents.
Identifying individual mobility patterns in Munich
The city of Munich, with its population of 1.5 million, faces significant environmental and traffic challenges due to the increasing number of inhabitants and private vehicles.
Vitoria-Gasteiz: Implementing a carpooling network
Vitoria aims to address solo car commuting due to its environmental impact and the associated carbon emissions.
Bergen: Optimised scenarios for Bergen Light Rail expansion
The goal: Help a Norwegian light rail system to add extensions to the existing network while improving overall efficiency.
Tel Aviv: Contributing to pedestrian road safety
In 2020 pedestrian constituted 16% of all road users. The city’s goal is to increase the percentage to 20% by 2030.
Cascais: Improving mobility for children
Most residents in São Domingos de Rana commute daily either in the direction of Cascais center to the western side, or in the direction of Lisbon to the eastern side.
Girona: Mobilising former transport deserts
The region of Garrotxa has a total population of 59,000 spread over a remote area of 735 sq.km making for a sparsely populated area with an average density of 70 inhabitants per sq.km.
Munich airport: Unpredictable mobility patterns
Airports are hives of activity, but the passengers are only half of it.
Vallirana: A small town with big mobility challenges
Life in Vallirana, a commuter town near Barcelona, comes with its own particular challenges.
Prague: Implementing cargo bicycle hubs
Delivery vans occupy the historical centre of town
Bicycles are not very well used in the city and cargo bikes were almost unheard of by citizens before this scheme
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Bologna: App incentivices sustainable travel for citizens
SRM, Bologna’s public transport authority, wanted to try a new approach to improve congestion and reduce CO2 emissions in the city.
Helsinki: Piloting an autonomous shuttle
FABULOS (Future Automated Bus Urban Level Operation Systems) focused on how cities can use automated buses in a systematic way.
Konya: First bicycle tram exclusively for bike users
As it strives to be Turkey’s cycling hub, the central province of Konya, boasts a 550-kilometer (341.7-mile) network of bicycle lanes, one of the longest in the country.The province’s
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