Headline – SUMPs-Up call for cities to join next round of its learning programme
SUMPs-Up has opened the call for cities to join the next round of its SUMPs Learning Programme (SLP).
Crowdsourcing cycling data: 800 cyclists in Gothenburg help to collect data about how they cycle
In order to better plan for cyclists, we need to have data on where and when they travel as well as who they are. Today, there is almost no data on cyclists. The small amount of data that exists comes from trad...
New large EU project for climate smart solutions
The Swedish city of Gothenburg has together with the cities of Nice in France and Utrecht in the Netherlands been granted €18 m by the EU for a 5-year project. The project will focus on open data and testing cl...
Unique pilot for future travel surveys
In the autumn of 2017, a unique pilot for future travel survey data collection methods is being conducted in Gothenburg. The pilot is running concurrently to a traditional travel survey. The aim of the pilot is...
Project to find scalable cycling innovations
Scaling Cycling Innovations is a Climate-KIC co-financed project which aims to identify cycling innovations from three leading cycling centres that can be scaled up and implemented elsewhere. The project brings...
New White Paper on Mobility as a Service
Download our new white paper on Mobility as a Service - what is it and which are the problems it could potentially solve?
300 fewer cars per day
For a while, the parking chaos around the university hospital in Linköping was so bad that there was a risk that operations would have to be cancelled. Angry voices called for “more parking”, but instead the re...
If trucks are heavier, they should also be longer
A new study shows that if Sweden allows larger trucks compared to today’s standards, it can bring economic and climate benefits. The largest benefits are achieved if the trucks are allowed to be both heavier an...
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