Theme guide for resilient mobility
From pop-up bike lanes, to temporary and permanent car-free or car-free zones, to parklets, Across Europe, cities are looking for sustainable solutions that promote accessible, safe and affordable mobility. A theme guide by CIVITAS compiles the good examples and points the way to people-friendly mobility for the long term.
Resilience as a measure of future-proof mobility
For mobility professionals, managing and integrating change processes is a major challenge. Moving to more sustainable mobility requires radical changes to the current transport system and better infrastructure for active travel, public transport, shared transport and e-mobility.
CIVITAS' thematic guide, Planning for More Resilient and Robust Urban Mobility, introduces the concept of resilience in urban mobility. The guide contains a host of inspiring case studies from several European cities. These include some CIVITAS projects such as Park4SUMP, which took Mobile 21 in stride.
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