Mobility
En Turku (Finlandia) quieren motivar a los conductores para que dejen de usar el coche y se muevan en transporte público pagándoles €20 ($22) en una tarjeta de bus. El objetivo es que se animen a utilizar el autobús público y vayan dejando de usar el coche en sus transportes diarios. Así podrá descongestionarse el ...
TURKU
Mobility
Winter cycling veteran star Pekka Tahkola on why his fellow residents in Oulu, Finland, don’t give up urban cycling even with snow for five months
OULU, FINLAND
Mobility
How Tim Fendley has been advocating for walkable cities behind the scenes while cracking human behaviour in wayfinding to boost walking
LONDON, UK
Mobility
At first glance, a car-free city is a great idea but it is contradicting itself. While more women walk and use public transportation for multiple destinations, they are also the ones more dependent on driving. How does it all fit together?
BONN, GERMANY
Mobility
Born in London, a coalition of running enthusiasts is growing by the day to inspire more of us to run everyday journeys, errands and commute. Running mayors will advocate in their cities to legitimize it as an active travel.
LONDON, UK
Climate
If you google the question ‘How can I ride my bike to work without getting sweaty?’, you will get almost 19 million results just for the last month. For all the urban mobility talk about how to encourage walking and cycling in the city, the fact is that they mean a higher factor of perspiration. ...
LONDON, UK
Mobility
How this advocate uses a brilliant form of attracting attention to bicycle safety in Los Angeles at this moment of cycling revival across US cities.
LOS ANGELES, CA, USA
Mobility
Mobility advocates are spearheading a new discourse, which focuses on social justice rather than infrastructure and car free cities.
CHICAGO, IL, USA
Justice
Salvador, Bahia’s cycling revolution is grounded in the empowerment of Black women riders. Mobility justice movements in the US take notice.
SALVADOR DE BAHíA - STATE OF BAHIA, BRAZIL
Mobility
Street names do matter. A street in the city of Muscat, the capital of the Sultanate of Oman, is called ‘The Walk’. It sounds obvious. But are streets in cities always walkable? This beautiful piece of road is closed to cars supporting a vision towards a more walkable city and a sustainable urbanisation of Muscat. ...
MUSCAT, OMAN