- This summer, Île-de-France has only one transport zone instead of five (France)
- Road Deaths down 9% in 2012
- ELVA – Advanced Electric Vehicle Architectures
- Towards energy efficient transport in regions
- Automated emergency call for road accidents mandatory in cars from 2015
- Bike lanes may have positive impacts on local economy (New York City)
- Odense creates bike-keen school children (Denmark)
This summer, Île-de-France has only one transport zone instead of five (France)
At the end of May, STIF, the transport authority in Île-de-France, approved the merge of all five travel zones in Paris Region into a single zone, for the summer period. Public transport users of zones 1 to 5 will benefit in July and August from a 7.5% reduction in their monthly transport subscriptions.>> go to News section
South Tyrol - Northern Italy: Bike hire businesses and public transport system in a double pack
South Tyrol, a mountainous region in northern Italy, has generated 29 Million overnight stays in a year and about 17 Million in the time between end of March and end of October. Many guests to the region go for a bicycle ride lasting 30 to 60 km down different valleys in the area. The problem is that many trips are only one way - how do we solve the issue of transporting guests and bikes back to the start?>> go to Case Study section
Integrated Mobility Centre in Brno (CZ)
An Integrated Mobility Centre providing transport and tourist information has been established in Brno. The purpose of the centre is to provide a high-quality, one-stop customer service that enhances communication with customers.>> go to Videos section











