The projects, that started in 2021, aimed to creating and testing new solutions and approaches for sustainable urban mobility. The ENUAC Projects Results catalogue provides an overview of the 15 projects, the respective challenges they tackled and encountered when carrying out their research, the methods they utilised, as well as the results they produced. The catalogue also highlights the Accessibility and Connectivity Knowledge Hub for Urban Transformation in Europe (ACUTE) which was established under the framework of ENUAC and consolidated knowledge of the 15 ENUAC projects.

A new generation of urban solutions

The variety of methods brought a wealth of new and often surprising results. For example, findings challenge common notions such as that park-and-ride facilities are the best way to encourage public transport use. They further point out how supposedly optimal transport routes can fail vulnerable users. Many of the findings outline the complexity of factors that need to be considered when designing public transport for all. Emerging findings included the need to consider the emotional and social needs of under-researched groups. They also elevate that residents in low-density and marginalised areas can have fewer opportunities to benefit from services such as shared mobility, highlighting potential equity concerns. Learn more about the exciting results and conclusions by downloading the projects catalogue below.

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The information on the projects are based on result interviews that were conducted with the ENUAC project coordinators and involved partners. You can read the articles in their entirety at the JPI Urban Europe website: Find the articles at the JPI Urban Europe website here.

This projects results catalogue is part of the JPI Urban Europe Projects Catalogues series issued annually since 2016.