Our latest white paper about the rail bonus is now available for download. The rail bonus can be defined as the effect of tram or train traffic that does not occur with equivalent investments in buses, provided...
We need to use society's and nature's resources efficiently to achieve our climate goals. Carshare programs are a good example of how we can make resource-efficient use of the car's functionality without owning...
Finally, many campuses once again are filled with life and motion after the pandemic. But this also has implications for campus mobility that need to be considered. To meet this issue, we have put together a ha...
Today, the Bikeable City initiative is entering a new phase. Now Skälbyskolan in Järfälla and Skapaskolan in Huddinge will start working actively for increased daily exercise with the help of Bikeable City's pa...
Temporary measures can be used as a tool to create safer and more secure streets for vulnerable road users – and as part of larger road safety initiatives.
In just one year, cycling as a mode of transport in Stockholm County has increased from 7 to 10 percent of all trips. This is the largest increase observed since 2014, according to the Regional Cycling Account ...
Just before Christmas, a group of employees who had been with Trivector Traffic for several years bought Trivector Traffic from the founders. This shift has from the start been part of the founders' vision for ...
Inov360 in partnership with L’Institut Paris Region have conducted the first TravelVu study in a series of tests to be conducted in the Paris region, Île-de-France. This series of studies is an opportunity to t...
What potential do self-driving vehicles have in traffic and transportation? How do users think about this type of service? These are questions that we have investigated in the project "Eldsjäl" together with th...
The Swedish Government’s transport policy goals include that the transport system must be gender equal, meaning that transport system equally answers to the transport needs of women and men respectively. Women ...
More people will travel sustainably to and from popular tourist destinations in Småland and on Öland, in southern Sweden. That is the purpose of the project Climate-smart travel in the tourism industry - exampl...
TravelVu will make its debut in Australia next year as a new study of travel patterns kicks off in the 2022. Researchers at Deakin University plan to use the TravelVu app to collect data on the travel behaviour...
You can say that 2030 came already 2020. As usual when major crisis hit the human, development takes a big step forward. It happened during the Spanish flu, and during the cholera epidemics that hit Europe. In ...
A European research group has developed a method for scientifically evaluating the policy preconditions for walking and cycling measures - with a focus on the benefits of physical activity. The method has since...
For three months, 1,400 tenants in Gothenburg have had the chance to test mobility services via EC2B, a mobile app. Through the app, they have gained access to different types of electric bicycles as well as el...
The Bikeable City project takes a holistic approach to the issue of bicycle promotion measures at district level. The project brings together widely differing professions and organizations with a common goal; t...
In a couple of years, you might be able hop on a train in Gothenburg late in the evening and wake up in Hamburg the next morning. Sound exciting? The Västra Götaland region has asked Trivector to investigate th...
Trivector and the City of Stockholm are working together in the European development project, SuSMo (Sustainable Shared Mobility) which aims to improve the conditions for sustainable shared mobility. A new repo...
We have interviewed Max Lindholm, consultant at Trivector LogiQ to talk about value streams and get an insight in how it is to lead and implement global improvement projects.
In order to nudge the residents of its new apartment building towards a more sustainable lifestyle, Swedish housing company Riksbyggen made the bold choice to not offer them any private parking spaces. Instead,...
There is now a new method for identifying the places and stretches in the city that are most dangerous for cyclists. The method is based on data comparison of travel routes and accident locations. The analysis ...
The SAFER project, Safe mobility on bicycles for sustainable aging or "Säker mobilitet på cykel för ett hållbart åldrande" in Swedish, in which Trivector has participated has now been completed. The results sho...
In just a few weeks, residents will move into LKF's (Lund municipal real estate company) car-free investment Xplorion at Brunnshög. Through the EC2B app, residents get access to a bike share program with severa...
Trivector has released a bicycle map that shows how you can take the bike instead of the subway in Stockholm. The map shows suitable cycle routes that largely follow Stockholm’s metro lines.
The restrictions and guidelines that were introduced in Sweden in mid-March had direct effects on travel that were so extensive and clear that they were immediately impactful to everyone.
Trivector Traffic is now a Network Partner of the community EIT Urban Mobility-KIC. It is the most recent initiative by European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT).
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 ...
It is everyone´s participation and the crucial difference in the daily that makes process orientation successful. In other words, everyone must understand and be involved in the process orientation. The brand-n...
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...
Coinciding with the European Mobility Week, a study performed in seven European cities focuses on walking for travel, a strategy to increase physical activity in cities
Become a change agent and support the systemic shift to more cycling by learning about successful cycling innovations and change management. This course is about understanding how to support a systemic shift to...
Are you a transport professional who is interested in understanding how best to deal with the fast-changing urban transport landscape while ensuring the shift towards zero-carbon urban mobility? Then this is th...
How should policies for a transition of the transport system be formulated to be perceived as fair, and hence acceptable to citizens? Many of the policies and measures for reduced car travel discussed today (e....
The City of Stockholm has a long-term goal that the city shall be fossil-fuel free by 2040. An important part of reaching this goal is transport electrification, which includes all transport types: cars, car-sh...
More and more new urban developments are planning for mobility hubs instead of traditional car parking garages. Mobility hubs offer more flexibility and many more functions. For those who are interested in buil...
A new cycle loan system will be launched in Gothenburg and Mölndal next year which will be one of the most advanced in the world and in many ways unique for Sweden. The new system will be implemented in spring ...
Crowdsourcing is a new and efficient method to collect cycling data. To get increased levels of cycling in Sweden and other countries, many measures are needed in planning and maintaining the infrastructure, as...
We are happy to announce that the first version of the digital mobility service EC2B has now been launched. In the beginning of March, the first users downloaded and started using the EC2B-app for Iphone and An...
From the 2-14 December 2018, the City of Katowice in Poland will be hosting the 24th Conference of the Parties COP24 – the United Nations Climate Change Conference – which will assess progress and move forward ...
Freight transport is a particularly tricky sector to decarbonize. The sector is extremely fossil-fuel dependent today, with the vast majority of freight being transported by road. Freight is necessary to delive...
MaaS, short for Mobility as a Service, combines alternatives from different transport providers into a single service, and the purpose is to make transport without a private car less of a tricky experience for ...
Trivector has recently published three policy briefs on the topics of Mobility as a Service, New methods for travel surveys, and Active mobility and health. The policy briefs build on insights from research pro...
This summer, my partner and I decided that we would hire an electric car and drive from the south of Sweden to the north of England to visit family and friends. This was prompted mainly by my interest in cuttin...
Trivector have received co-funding from Climate-KIC to jointly develop two professional education courses. The courses will be held in 2019, with one focusing on cycling and the other on future transport system...
In September 2018, Trivector started a new international project where we will be testing the digital travel survey app TravelVu in four locations outside of Sweden. The app has been used in several research pr...
Mikael Thorsén, student at Lund Technical University, recently wrote his master’s thesis on the development and prospects of night train traffic in Europe, in collaboration with Trivector. The results are based...
A study carried out in seven European cities highlights the role of active transport in good mental health and self-perceived health.
Cycling is still not considered seriously as a transport mode in most European countries, where years of planning in favour of motorised vehicles have made it difficult to fit cycling into the transport landsca...
SUMPs-Up has opened the call for cities to join the next round of its SUMPs Learning Programme (SLP).
The International Winter Cycling Congress, arranged by Let´s Bike It and Winter Cycling Federation, will take part in Moscow on February 8-10 2018.
Fewer parking lots and higher parking cost in new residential housing developments have increased the use of sustainable means of transportation among residents. With the most expensive parking permits in the c...
Participants from the three leading cycling centres Utrecht, Copenhagen and Malmö, met up to discuss and explore cycling innovations on 8 – 9 November 2017.
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...
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...
Nobina and Helsingborg's pilot test of self-driving buses this September created a lot of interest. A large majority of passengers, 90 %, reported that they felt safe despite the lack of driver and 80 % would h...
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...
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...
Download our new white paper on Mobility as a Service - what is it and which are the problems it could potentially solve?
Eighty to ninety percent of today’s traffic accidents are due to human error. Many these accidents can probably be avoided in a few years in a cooperative transport system.
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...
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...
The 4th European Conference on Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans will take place in Dubrovnik, Croatia on 29-30 March 2017. This year’s main theme is Intelligent Planning for Sustainable Mobility.