05/08/2024
We are excited to share the results of the work carried out in the first 6 months of the CityWalk 2.0 project. This work has resulted in the Good Practice Catalogue, which aims to showcase best practices in sustainable urban mobility and travel behaviour change. We are confident that this catalog will be a good starting point for any city willing to make a change towards sustainable urban mobility.
Thanks to all partners involved in this process!
Today, we are excited to launch a new series where we will feature the Good Practice Catalogue coordinated by Urbasofia. In this series, we will showcase exemplary practices that our partnership has identified and curated, focusing on two key themes relevant to our project from all over Europe (see the map).
Category 1: Street Redesign
This category involves modifying urban street layouts and infrastructure to enhance safety, accessibility, and efficiency. It prioritizes pedestrian spaces and promotes urban livability, economic growth, and environmental sustainability. Practices within this category include pedestrian streets, shared spaces, boulevards, promenades, low-speed-limit streets, traffic calming measures, parklets, cycling infrastructure, signage, and urban space furniture or amenities such as public transport terminals and bicycle shops.
Category 2: Travel Behaviour Change
This category focuses on implementing multifaceted strategies to reduce car dependency and promote sustainable transportation. It addresses the social, cultural, and psychological factors that influence individual and collective travel choices. Key practices include educational campaigns, zoning regulations, parking policies, congestion pricing, incentives and rewards, behavioral nudges, and technology solutions such as applications, real-time information, and smart transportation systems.
Join us as we explore these outstanding practices and their impact on urban development and transportation!