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27/10/2026
Academic Research

Impact of On-Street Parking Pricing on Public Transport Use

Parking pricing is used to manage scarce on-street spaces and can influence mode choice, yet its potential to shift travel from private cars to public transport depends on local conditions and individ...
26/10/2026
Academic Research

Individualised Multimodal Trip Planning for Mobility as a Service

Multimodal mobility services offer alternatives to private car use, yet conventional journey planners typically rank routes using generic criteria and do not reflect individual travel preferences. Thi...
23/10/2026
Academic Research

Electric Buses and the Green Halo Effect on Transit Use

The electrification of urban bus fleets is an important strategy for reducing transport-related emissions and improving the sustainability of public transport (PT). Beyond its environmental benefits,...
23/10/2026
Academic Research

Accessibility-driven Planning for First- and Last-Mile Micromobility Services

Shared micromobility can bridge the first and last mile of public transport (PT) journeys, but commercial operating areas often concentrate near city centres, leaving some residential districts outsid...
21/10/2026
Academic Research

Exploring the association between teleworking, mobility, and residential patterns

The rise in teleworking in recent years posed important questions about its impact on mobility and land uses. Several studies examined the association between teleworking, mobility, and residential pa...
02/10/2026
Guideline Framework

Cyclists Love Trains 2025: An analysis of the bicycle friendliness of European railway operators

The European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF), the world’s largest and best-known cyclists’ advocacy organisation, advocates for the best possible integration of bicycles with railways. Bicycles a...
02/10/2026
Best Practice

Company Bike Leasing for Europe

Best‑practice description The European Declaration on Cycling by the European Parliament, the Council and the European Commission from April 2024 “recognises cycling as one of the most su...
07/08/2026
Policy Briefs

SPINE Project: Smart Urban Mobility

The brief provides an overview of the first 18 months of the SPINE (Smart Public Transport Initiatives for Climate-Neutral cities in Europe) project, a Horizon Europe initiative that aims to accelerat...
07/08/2026
Case Study

Bike-Sharing Demand Forecasting Using Machine Learning

This case study presents the implementation of a machine learning (ML)-based short-term demand forecasting system for the public bike-sharing network in Valladolid, Spain, developed within the EU-fund...
07/08/2026
Academic Research

Dynamics of sustained co-design in Urban Living Labs

Urban Living Labs (ULLs) are increasingly applied to tackle wicked design challenges in smart cities and smart mobility contexts. A persisting challenge for ULLs in urban contexts is creating engageme...
07/08/2026
Case Study

Maximising PT Ridership and Passengers’ Satisfaction in Žilina, Slovakia

Public transport and shared mobility services are widely acknowledged as the backbone of sustainable urban transportation in terms of reducing traffic congestion, air pollution and noise, and incr...
07/08/2026
Academic Research

Scaling Deep with Local Community Champions in Living Labs

Living Labs are collaborative, real-world environments for co-creating sustainable innovations that rely on trust-based engagement with local communities. However, while many studies emphasise scaling...
07/08/2026
Academic Research

Challenges and Design Implications in Socially Resilient Mobility Planning

As mobility systems evolve, their design must enable people to adapt to disruptions in their daily lives and routines, making social resilience a vital yet underexplored focus. This is why this study...
07/08/2026
Academic Research

Analysing Shared Mobility Markets in Europe: A Comparative Analysis

The progression of shared mobility across Europe is remarkable. While station-based car and bike sharing have a more extended history, particularly in major European (capital) cities, recent advanceme...
16/07/2026
Academic Research

Walking environments for transit access: Travelers’ perspectives

Academic abstract Efforts to address urban transport and sustainability challenges have increased interest in walking as a form of transport. Organisations such as the World Health Organisation and t...
16/07/2026
Academic Research

Exploring walking distances to access Public Transport

Academic abstract A shift from private motorised transport to more active transportation can, among other things, deliver significant health benefits. The main disadvantage of active transport (in...
14/07/2026
Case Study

Evaluation of Urban Accessibility Through Geomarketing Techniques: Case Study in Valencia (Spain)

Urban accessibility is a key factor in the development of sustainable cities, ensuring that residents can efficiently reach essential services such as public transportation, healthcare facilities,...
14/07/2026
Case Study

Air Quality Geospatial Analysis in Vulnerable Areas – Valencia (Spain)

Air pollution is a critical environmental and public health issue, particularly in urban areas where high population densities and traffic emissions exacerbate air quality problems. This case study in...
14/07/2026
Case Study

Evaluating Environmental Equity in Valencia Using High‑Resolution Data

Urban environmental equity is a growing concern for policymakers seeking to ensure sustainable and inclusive cities. This study develops a methodology to evaluate environmental equity at an urban leve...
10/07/2026
Academic Research

Evaluating Environmental Equity in Valencia Using High‑Resolution Data

Academic abstract Detecting vulnerable areas with poor environmental conditions is crucial for sustainable urban development. This study develops a methodology to identify vulnerable neighbourhoods a...
10/07/2026
Academic Research

Decarbonization Potential in Valencia’s Mobility Sector with Spatial Analysis

Academic abstract This study proposes novel strategies for tailoring messages that encourage walking, intended for integration into travel‑planning tools, Mobility‑as‑a‑Service (MaaS) platfor...
09/07/2026
Case Study

A prototype walking wayfinding system for London

Case‑study description Back in 2007, walking accounted for 80% of trips under a mile and was the main way in which public transport was accessed in London, with 36% of all walking trips aiming to a...
07/07/2026
Policy Briefs

CIVITAS Inspiration on Public Transport: Preparedness for future shocks and disruptions with climate-resilient systems

This brief focuses on how European cities can strengthen preparedness for future shocks and disruptions by building climate-resilient public transport systems. It starts from the premise that public t...
07/07/2026
Policy Briefs

CIVITAS Inspiration on Public Transport: Improving Smart Transfers at Local Mobility Hubs

This brief focuses on “smart transfers” at local mobility hubs - the seamless, data‑driven coordination of passenger movement between transport modes such as buses, trains, bikes, e‑scooters a...