The COCOMO project examined this question across three European cities: Manchester, Utrecht, and Malmö, revealing important insights about who uses these services
David Leistner and Veronika Hornung-Prähauser, the project coordinators of the DyMON (Dynamic Mobility Nudge), explain how they explored a novel approach that
“We wanted to understand how mobility hubs could become real game-changers for sustainable and inclusive urban transport,” explains project coordinator Karst. “What
When Data Meets Daily Struggles The project’s most significant innovation came from connecting quantitative approaches with qualitative ones. Justice’s researchers extended the
Working across three European cities – Gothenburg, Dortmund, and Genoa – this project’s researchers developed new tools and methods for understanding what
“Today, trains work according to a timetable, and when something happens, an operator decides how to deal with traffic, so delays don’t
Tune Our Block project, funded by JPI Urban Europe, has spent three years investigating this question, revealing crucial insights about implementation strategies,
Working across four European cities – Oslo, Utrecht, Bristol, and Poznan – researchers have uncovered crucial insights about fairness in transport electrification.
“Traditional transport planning was forecast-led and traffic-focused,” explains Lyons. “And whilst it gave a nod to uncertainty, it hasn’t really taken seriously