The Bikeable City project takes a holistic approach to the issue of bicycle promotion measures at district level. The project brings together widely differing professions and organizations with a common goal; t...
In a couple of years, you might be able hop on a train in Gothenburg late in the evening and wake up in Hamburg the next morning. Sound exciting? The Västra Götaland region has asked Trivector to investigate th...
Trivector and the City of Stockholm are working together in the European development project, SuSMo (Sustainable Shared Mobility) which aims to improve the conditions for sustainable shared mobility. A new repo...
In order to nudge the residents of its new apartment building towards a more sustainable lifestyle, Swedish housing company Riksbyggen made the bold choice to not offer them any private parking spaces. Instead,...
There is now a new method for identifying the places and stretches in the city that are most dangerous for cyclists. The method is based on data comparison of travel routes and accident locations. The analysis ...
The SAFER project, Safe mobility on bicycles for sustainable aging or "Säker mobilitet på cykel för ett hållbart åldrande" in Swedish, in which Trivector has participated has now been completed. The results sho...
In just a few weeks, residents will move into LKF's (Lund municipal real estate company) car-free investment Xplorion at Brunnshög. Through the EC2B app, residents get access to a bike share program with severa...
Trivector has released a bicycle map that shows how you can take the bike instead of the subway in Stockholm. The map shows suitable cycle routes that largely follow Stockholm’s metro lines.
The restrictions and guidelines that were introduced in Sweden in mid-March had direct effects on travel that were so extensive and clear that they were immediately impactful to everyone.
Trivector Traffic is now a Network Partner of the community EIT Urban Mobility-KIC. It is the most recent initiative by European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT).