The second part of the story about the International Summer School “Sustainable Mobility — Made in Leipzig”. The previous post was mainly about trams, and now, more about the role of a private car and possible changes in the principles of its use in the future. We relate about the vision of both university professors…
In the capital of Austria, the pilot project “Schulstraße”(School Street) has come to an end. The temporary ban on driving cars near schools fulfilled its task. Parents and local authorities have called for its continuation, and other institutions inform of their willingness to “shut off” new school streets.
While developing and approving new urban mobility plan, the Austrian capital city has set an ambitious goal: to increase volume of pedestrian movement in the city. Which measures they have taken and whether they are successful – find in this article
On October 5-11, 2018, the summer school Sustainable Mobility: Made in Leipzig was held, and in this article we will brief you on the most interesting things we have heard and seen during the week.
TOD Standard is a powerful tool that allows shaping and assessing urban development. It focuses on maximum use of the benefits of public transport and non-motorized mobility, simultaneously paying special attention to users – the people.
