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13:00 – 15:00 |
Cities perspective, practical tools and cases: "How inter-modal is your city: an assessment scheme to get a first impression about the mobility" Kay Gade, DLR, Institute of Transport Research, Germany "A commuting master plan as a guide and in practice" Colin Hale, Växjö municipality, Sweden "Mobility points - how can they increase multimodality in cities" Kristina Gauce, City of Vilnius, Lithuania
"Mobility Management with schools and kindergartens" Magdalena Szymanska, City of Gdansk, Poland
"Creating a winning circle in sustainable urban freight and optimizing inner city logistics" (BSR electric case study) Thomas Troels Smith, Municipality of Hoeje Taastrup, Denmark "Towards more efficient e-bus operations" (BSR electric case study) Nina Zeun, Verkehrsbetriebe Hamburg-Holstein (VHH), Germany |
9:45 - 10:00 |
Recap of Day 1 |
10:00 – 11:15 |
Workshops on sustainable mobility planning and implementation "Test your city on
the spot with our Intermodalyzer" Read moreThe Intermodalyzer is an assessment scheme developed in the project SUMBA to enable cities and metropolitan regions to evaluate their transport system with regards to intermodality and identify potential for improvement. In the workshop we will present the factors in more detail and do an on-the-spot-assessment. We will use the results as a basis for a discussion on challenges and opportunities and for the further development of the assessment scheme. "Taking
strong measures from planning to practices" Read moreIt is not a challenge to write policy and transport planning documents that promote sustainable transportation and commuting. It can be, however, a challenge to put these into practice, with hurdles related to politics, public opinion and dwindling budgets, especially when these test the car-norm. We talk with practitioners from six cities from two projects: Cities Multimodal and SUMBA on their experiences implementing strong measures, that challenge the car-norms and business-as-usual approach. "From data to measures - using transport
data and models to improve transport planning" Read moreData surveillance and subsequent modelling are important steps for understanding a city’s traffic situation, recognizing bottlenecks and planning measures that improve mobility of the citizens and reduce traffic’s environmental burdens. Within the workshop, the steps performed in the SUMBA projects towards collecting information about a city’s situation as well as for generating and applying traffic models will be discussed, by presenting real-world examples. |
11:15 – 12:00 |
Plenary: workshop summaries and plenary discussion based on common challenges |
12:00 – 13:00 |
Lunch break |
13:00 – 14:00
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Riga is ready for changes
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14:00 – 15:00 |
Virtual tours of the pilot projects: BSR electric pilots: e-scooters for the Elderly in Riga, Latvia cities.multimodal: Mobility points in BSR cities SUMBA: bicycle library in Växjö, Sweden Interactive discussion on the replication and upscaling potential of the pilots in the cities of the Baltic Sea Region. |
19:00 – …… |
Optional: Online Mobility party with a DJ and live chatroom |
9:45 - 10:00 | Recap of Day 2 |
10:00 – 13:00 |
GLOBAL TRENDS, PIONEER CITIES, POLICY TRENDS AND FUTURE PROJECT IDEAS Sustainable mobility and
the European Green Deal: COVID-19 and beyond: Matthew Baldwin, Deputy Director-General at European Commission, European Coordinator for Road Safety and Sustainable Mobility
Sustainable mobility in the new Baltic Sea Region
programming: Citizen involvement for a more meaningful policy dialogue: Sustainable
mobility outlook, challenges and needs for the local authorities: local
authorities representatives Anton Nikitin, Vilnius municipality, Lithuania
The session is planned a mix of presentations (mainly by external speakers), panel discussion and interaction with the audience |