Integrated Mobility Planning
Since the introduction of the SUMP concept by the European Commission in 2009, and the publication of the SUMP guidelines first edition in 2013, hundreds of cities across Europe engaged to make urban mobility cleaner and more sustainable. Comprehensive sustainable urban mobility planning has proven to be an effective way to tackle the climate, energy and environmental challenges that cities face in relation to transport. With a revised edition of the Guidelines published in 2019, every town and city, irrespective of its size, can develop a high-quality Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan to help tackle the principal urban mobility challenges, and to improve quality of life for its citizens.
The online course
Build the engagement strategy of a SUMP is developed within the framework of
the Interreg Europe e-smartec project and aims at ...
Fundamentos para el desarrollo e implementación de planes de movilidad urbana sostenible (SUMP/PMUS)
El objetivo de este curso es proveer a los participantes con los fundamentos ...
How to successfully implement a new parking pricing measure
Both parking prices and parking problems vary greatly among cities, but no ...