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Current trends and challenges in public transport
Magyar CIVINET, the Hungarian-speaking regional CIVITAS network organised a joint webinar with INTERREG EfficienCE on the 19 November 2020 on „Current trends and challenges in public transport”. In the first part of the half-day event, Hungarian citi...More »
25 Nov 2020
„The city is full”: SASMOB roundtable in Szeged
Since the political transition in 1989-1990, the transport of Szeged has been characterized by a continuous and significant transformation. Local public transport seems to be gradually declining, the group of bicycle users is broadening and meanwhile...More »
22 Sep 2020
Szeged cyclists invited for a breakfast by SASMOB
Today, one in five inhabitants of the city of Szeged chooses environmentally friendly cycling. More and more people are getting in the morning on this easy, inexpensive and fast means of transportation to get to their workplace, school, or university...More »
09 Sep 2020
Both employers and employees adjusted well during the lockdown
The COVID-19 pandemic induced dramatic changes in all our lives. To avoid personal contacts, most companies introduced working from home. However, it was not possible everywhere. The SASMOB project teamed up with Magyar CIVINET to organise a virtual...More »
19 Aug 2020
SASMOB shows the impacts of COVID on mobility
Under the SASMOB project, the City of Szeged – a CIVITAS Award-recognised champion of sustainable mobility in Hungary – is working on an intelligent data-driven municipal response system, which will allow to optimise the urban mobility services and p...More »
16 Jul 2020
Space-efficient transport
The strategic objective of the SASMob project is to shift the city of Szeged towards multimodal, inclusive mobility with a low environmental impact through cooperation between public entities, private businesses and transport providers. Space-efficie...More »
06 Jul 2020
Good practices in public transport during the COVID-19 crisis
The coronavirus affects everyone’s life. It is a unique situation both on the individual and on the social level. We must re-evaluate our habits and adapt to the new situation. Our mobility habits have also changed: since teaching is happening online...More »
22 May 2020
Bordeaux, the French role model city
The French city of Bordeaux, with a population of 1.2 million including its agglomeration, was excessively suffering of car traffic by the end of the nineties. This situation was requiring a radical solution: as one of the leaders of the French tramw...More »
07 Jan 2020
SASMOB surveys reveal patterns of workplace mobility
The City of Szeged – a CIVITAS Award-recognised champion of sustainable mobility in Hungary – initiated an alliance on workplace mobility with major employers under the SASMOB project. Through this pledge, businesses receive tools to co-design and ta...More »
13 Dec 2019
ZERGE goes to Brussels
By the occasion of the Polis Annual Conference, ZERGE, the new demand responsive mobility solution of Zalaegerszeg was presented. András Ekés, managing director of Mobilissimus introduced the preparation period, the challenges and the experiences of...More »
27 Nov 2019
The first ZERGE rolled out
On 6th November 2019, after the opening press conference, the first demand responsive minibus, called ZERGE (chamois), departed from one of the PT hubs in Zalaegerszeg. The aim of this new DRT service is to serve public transport in peri-urban areas...More »
06 Nov 2019
Participatory planning in Törökőr - Noémi Szabó on SUNRISE experiences at the CIVITAS...
At the CIVITAS Forum 2019 conference in Graz, Noémi Szabó (Mobilissimus) and Ralf Brand (Rupprecht Consult) presented the SUNRISE H2020 project, which focuses on neighbourhood-level mobility planning and on the broadest possible involvement of the lo...More »
04 Oct 2019