Evaluation Methodologies for Mobility Management
21st Feb 2012
In February 2012 the European Platform on Mobility Management (EPOMM) released a series of reports about the mobility management policies, projects and data in 26 countries. The standardised reports have background information about each country including mode splits and trends and an overview of transport planning.
07th Feb 2012
NICHES+ Study Tour Catalogue is a guide to urban transport innovation. Its aims to provide urban transport professionals and local decision makers an overview of European towns and cities that successfully implemented innovative strategies which have the potential to become mainstream transport solutions. The Guide has a section on cycling facilities and case studies demonstrating bicycle storage, combining cycling with public transport, and public bicycle schemes.
03rd Nov 2011
Munich design agency LUNAR Europe has developed an innovative mobility concept “mo”. The concept is uses new technology to deliver and reward users of a flexible, affordable and sustainable combination of bike rental systems, local public transport and car sharing.
16th Sep 2011
The objective of the COMMERCE project was to develop, deliver and mainstream activities to reduce car use amongst Europe’s commuting public, ultimately to reduce associated Co2 emissions.
01st Aug 2011
The NSW Premier's Council for Active Living (PCAL) has developed a series of resources designed to help employers develop Workplace Travel Plans. A Workplace Travel Plan is developed by an organisation to make getting to and from the workplace easier for employees, and to reduce dependence on private vehicles and parking space. A travel plan typically includes support for walking, cycling, public transport and car sharing reinforced with promotion and incentives and the management of workplace parking.
25th Mar 2011
by Fabian Neuhaus, March 11, 2011, Sustainable Cities Collective
14th Mar 2011
Department of Transportation, FHWA-HEP-10-028
22nd Feb 2011
Alex Goldmark, February 12, 2011
GOOD - Transportation
11th Jan 2011
Todd Litman, 14 December 2010, Victoria Transport Policy Institute
This paper summarizes information on shorter trips, based on 2009 National Household Travel Survey (NHTS) data, + a spreadsheet containing this analysis.
10th Jan 2011
Andrew Price, July 22, 2010, GOOD - Transportation
04th Jan 2011
Henk Stipdonk & Martine Reurings, 2010, Institute for Road Safety Research - R-2010-18
20th Dec 2010
Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)
20th Dec 2010
by Elly Blue, 6 Dec 2010, Grist
20th Dec 2010
by Elly Blue, 8 Nov 2010, Grist
28th Oct 2010
by Angie Schmitt, September 1, 2010, StreetsBlog
28th Oct 2010
Todd Litman, 08/22/2010, Planetizen
28th Oct 2010
South Australian - Department for Transport, Energy and Infrastructure The Cycle Instead Journey Planner generates cycling routes using Adelaide's Bikedirect network of main roads, bike lanes, local streets, off-road paths and some unsealed paths.
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Integrated University Parking & Access Management Programs
Dennis Burns and Todd Litman, Parking Management - Planning, Design and Operations, Volume 3 in the Parking 101 Series, 2009 International Parking Institute
21st Sep 2010
In communities across the world, there is a growing need and responsibility to provide options that give people the opportunity to bike—to bike more often, to bike to more places, and to feel safe while doing so. The benefits of riding a bicycle-whether for utilitarian or recreational purposes—can be expressed in terms of improved environmental and personal health, reduced traffic congestion, enhanced quality of life, economic rewards, as well as others. This section provides an overview on why it is important to bike and what we can do to make it easier to bike more often.
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