The topic guide Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning, part of a compendium of guides and briefings that complement the newly updated second edition of the SUMP Guidelines, is now available in Hungarian. It introduces the concept of MaaS and the...
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The traffic calming measures that will be carried out within the framework of SUNRISE (Sustainable Urban Neighbourhoods Research and Implementation Support in Europe) project are entered into the implementation phase this March. The interventions were chosen by the residents with...
Open call for content co-creation of SUMP-central The LOW-CARB and Dynaxibility4CE projects would like to invite you to contribute to the further development of LOW-CARB’s new mobility platform SUMP-central! Share your knowledge and lead others in reaching our collective goal of...
Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning is the European Union’s urban transport planning concept. The first Guidelines on developing Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMP) was published in 2013, and since then, a wealth of SUMP implementation experience has been collected. Therefore...
On the 8 December, at an online event CIVITAS presented its e-publication in which seven cities present their mobility solutions. In addition to case studies from Bratislava, Madrid, Helsinki, Aachen, Rethymno and Sarajevo, the publication also includes Szeged, mainly in...
The COVID-19 pandemic hit us all, but everyone reacted to it differently. Within the SASMOB project Mobilissimus and the Faculty of Economics at the University of Szeged conducted a research to learn about the employees’ experiences focusing on those who had the possibility to...
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 cities shared their experiences...
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 there are significantly more...
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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. The SASMob Szeged team...
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 roundtable discussion about...
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 provide better information to...
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-efficient transport is a part of this...