Category: Sustainable transport

Our trips have changed a great deal since the outbreak of the Corona pandemic, but shopping trips have not decreased.

The Dresden City Administration is currently collecting travel data to understand how people change their travel patterns as the corona restrictions are lifted.

A successful EU project has reached the finish line. It has resulted in several new knowledge bases and guidelines that make it easier for cities that want to introduce sustainable mobility solutions.

The residents of the housing association Viva in Sweden’s second largest city Göteborg share almost everything - laundry rooms, coworking spaces, greenhouse, conservatory, recycling rooms, cars and bicycles. At...

Currently there are relatively large changes taking place within the transport sector. Overall trends such as digitalization and servitization of the transport system influence the conditions for development of...

If everyone travelled like women and if female norms were considered in an equal way in decisions that influence the transport system, the use of energy and emissions from passenger transport would decrease by ...

Do shared electric scooters help us to achieve our climate goals? Do we need new knowledge and competences to handle the introduction of shared electric vehicles? What role do behaviour change and business mode...

We have now launched the new version of the application, TravelVu, a data collection tool for gathering of travel survey data via mobile phones. With the help of technology that exists in today’s smart phones a...

The publication “Planning for attractive parking” has been launched. It provides tips and inspiration to municipalities plan for parking.

As a designated sector in the climate policy framework, Sweden aims to reduce emissions from the transport sector by 70% by 2030 as compared to emission levels in 2010. Biofuels are an important piece of the pu...