2MOVE2

CIVITAS 2MOVE2

MOVING TOGETHER FOR A BETTER MOBILITY: 2MOVE2 will further advance the knowledge of innovative, integrated urban transport systems, provide networking for cities to assimilate best practice, evaluate impacts and disseminate results. The official title 'New forms of sustainable urban transport and mobility' was abbreviated by 2MOVE2 in order to highlight the strong cooperation between leading and learning cities that will share and increase their knowledge and capacities in innovative urban transport systems. Strong focus will be laid on Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans. All city partners, which are Brno in the Czech Republic, Málaga in Spain, Stuttgart in Germany and Tel Aviv-Yafo in Israel, will benefit from the exchange of knowhow and the implementation of forward-looking transport measures.

About CIVITAS 2MOVE2

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2MOVE2’s main objective is to improve urban mobility by advancing or creating sustainable, energy-efficient urban transport systems in the participating European cities for the benefit of all citizens, society and climate policy, respecting environment and natural resources.

The project consortium consists of eight partners in the four participating cities. The coordinating City of Stuttgart is supported by SSP Consult which handles technical coordination and project evaluation, as well as the University of Stuttgart which coordinates a Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) working group and site. Furthermore the City of Brno is supported by its public transport company DPMB, while the City of Tel Aviv-Yafo is supported by the Technion Institute.

Based on the idea to develop and implement similar measures and initiatives in the partner cities the 2MOVE2 partners have defined measure packages in all four cities involving:

Innovative, clean, energy efficient vehicles and integrated transport systems for personal, collective and freight applications.
Deployment of ICT and ITS for traffic management, vehicle guidance, accident avoidance, passenger information and travel planning, road pricing and smart payment systems.
Sustainable urban transport planning that combines land-use with innovative transport systems and 'human' transport modes of cycling and walking.

Implementing sustainable mobility

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Implementing and disseminating e-mobility among citizens in Stuttgart

Following the idea of defining and implementing similar measures and initiatives in the partner cities, 2MOVE2 partners have developed altogether 23 measures. The development and implementation of similar projects and initiatives in the four cities will allow evaluation and comparison of the results and impacts in the different contexts within the leading and learning cities. In addition, the measures have been selected to allow transfer and applicability to other small and medium-sized towns.

Specific emphasis is given in 2MOVE2 to the measures of e-mobility, freight and ITS-based traffic management. Linking the proposed measures with the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans and urban development plans is also being stressed. Other important topics which are addressed in the measures are the promotion of non-motorised mobility and public transport, as well as the enhancement of mobility information services for companies and citizens. The main goal of the participation in 2MOVE2 is to implement new measures which support and enable the establishment of more sustainable transport systems. This requires that the measures demonstrated in the framework of this project are not isolated, but are part of a comprehensive system combining measures in all action fields of CIVITAS.

Therefore, special importance is allocated to the issue of Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans. All four cities want to implement or advance sustainable urban mobility plans. The 2MOVE2 Working Group on SUMPs will provide strategic and political validation and advice to the project. It will be composed of site managers and local representatives such as politicians or relevant stakeholders. The working group will provide directions to improve the project's effectiveness, quality and compliance with policies, in addition to providing conclusions and recommendations resulting from the project.

The measures will be complemented by major awareness and consensus building efforts among others through training workshops and educational activities.

Project results

People enjoying green artery in Tel Aviv-Yafo

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For project results see the attached 2MOVE2 brochures and the measure fact sheets under the city pages.

Related measures

Extension of bicycle transport service via cycle buses

The measure will introduce a new service for public transport passengers:

The public transport company of Brno (DPMB) has designated a limited amount of space for prams or wheelchairs...

Energy-efficient trams and trolley buses

This measure aims to reduce the peak usage of energy for trams and trolley buses in order to limit the contracted reserve capacity and the related costs.

Brno Public Transport Company (...

Central traffic management control centre

In the document titled 'Concept of construction and development of the traffic control system in Brno' the section concerning telematics lacks crucial data (i.e. complex...

Development of electro-mobility and introduction of electric mini-buses

The public transport company of Brno (DPMB) operates 150 trolley buses. Operation of clean vehicles requires an infrastructure comprising 28 substations that provide electric energy to the entire...

Demand - responsive bus service

Brno completed its public transport system with five new low-floor minibuses that are accessible to people in wheelchairs and that can provide cost effective and energy efficient regular public...

Optimizing city center supply

The city centre of Brno suffers under the steadily increasing traffic caused by supply of shops and business premises, as well as by transport of large shipments. The increase of supply and...

Reduction of energy intensity of public transport vehicles

The public transport company of Brno (DPMB) operates 150 trolley buses. Operation of clean vehicles requires an infrastructure comprising 28 substations that provide electric energy to the entire...

Best-practise intermodal infrastructure planning

Participatory planning meeting in Brno, Citizen engagement

Brno was leading the development of a network of European cities on participatory intermodal infrastructure planning to identify and promote best practice. Workshops of the group were open to all...

Smart parking in the City of Brno

Objectives

introduce an unified system for traffic data collection of all connected systems in Brno
introduce high quality traffic information (e.g. parking...

Implementation of a complex parking information system

The City of Brno is preparing a new idea related to parking referred to as the 'Strategy of Parking in the City of Brno'. This document is crucial for advancing urban mobility and will be a part...

Mobility dialogue

City of Brno together with its partners in public transport planning aims at incorporating customers’ needs into its transport planning by means of establishing the mobility dialogue. It offers...

P&R concept and implementation of city parking system

The City of Brno completed the proposal of a park and ride system. Different possible localities were chosen for implementing this system in conjunction with city officials....

Integrated mobility centre

Brno set up the Integrated Mobility Centre (IMC) as a pilot project close to the central intersection in the city centre where six tram and six trolley bus lines meet. It provides comprehensive...

Prompt ticket machine repair

Brno wanted to fit ticket machines with a system of wireless modems that are automatically inform the control centre of any problems. This is enable defects to be fixed quickly and efficiently....

Toll - emission zoning of the city

A new legislation in the Czech Republic known as 'emission zones', which enables creating zones to restrict transit of vehicles within municipality, was recently ratified. The city of Brno faces...

Public transport priority traffic management strategy

Efficient implementation of traffic management strategies prioritising public transport is essential for maximising the benefits of dedicated bus lanes. The priority...

Development of organisational and technical frameworks for facilitating an ongoing process for implementing goods logistics strategies

The measure aimed at gaining a better understanding of freight movements within a designated area of the city centre. As the measure evolved it became increasingly clear that in order to...

Electro mobility: charging stations study and electro- motorcycles pilot

The work carried out within the measure comprised of two main tasks:

A demonstration pilot replacing 15 of the municipality’s motorcycle fleet with e-motorcycles...

Raising awareness about green arteries as part of a synergy of land use and transport planning and promotion of non-motorised transport modes

In the past the streets of Tel Aviv-Yafo not only acted as an urban transit network, they were the lifeblood of the city, representing a place for commerce, cafés and interaction among...

The effectiveness of non-financial incentives in promoting the use of sustainable transport modes

Achieving behavioural change in general and changing traveling habits in particular is always a challenging mission. The main objective of this measure was to explore the potential of...

Innovative transport solutions for high density employment areas (integration of urban and inter-urban)

This measure involved the provision of tailor-made transport services to and from the Kiryat Aditim Hi-Tech and Business Park, an area of high density employment and the train stations...

ITS Based Transportation Information Provision

Focused information regarding roadworks and mass public events integrated into the relevant processes conducted through Rav Aviv enables preplanning for these events, preparing appropriate signal...

DYNAMIC AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT THROUGH MOBILE SENSORS INSTALLED ON PUBLIC TRANSPORT BUSES

Currently there are just four fixed stations for monitoring the air quality levels in the City of Malaga, which are managed by the Andalusia regional government. Those stations are located in...

Intelligent traffic control and software development for Management Centre of Mobility (MOVIMA)

The integrated traffic control centre in Malaga (MOVIMA) is responsible for supervising and controlling the traffic due to the different traffic situations. This includes intervention because of...

STRATEGIC CAMPAIGN ON ELECTRO-MOBILITY AND SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL

Currently motorized private vehicles represent over 40% of the total city modal split and bus and bicycle are just 12% and 0.4% respectively. Despite the improvements in the sustainable mobility...

FREIGHT: PRIORITY NETWORK FOR HEAVY GOODS VEHICLES TRAFFIC IN MALAGA

Nowadays, in the city of Malaga heavy vehicles transporting goods are driving through the streets at any time of the day, which supposes a very negative situation for the mobility of the city,...

PROMOTION OF CYCLING: PUBLIC BICYCLE SCHEME IN MALAGA

The city of Malaga already counts with a bicycle lanes network of around 30 km, but cycling represents just 0.4% within the total modal split. Nevertheless, due to the recent creation of the first...

Priority network for Heavy Good Vehicles (HGV)

Stuttgart is located in the centre of a thriving economic region with high traffic. Every day about 800,000 cars enter and leave the city. Since a complete peripheral ring road does not exist, car...

Policy options for access restrictions

Stuttgart’s geographical location in a valley basin, along with its mild climate, low winds and surrounding industries have made it susceptible to poor air quality. Continuous air monitoring...

Emission based traffic management

In the last couple of years the City of Stuttgart has seen major problems with air quality in the city centre due to its basin-like location and the high number of car trips. The city aims to...

Sustainable mobility marketing

At the time of measure implementation, Stuttgart’s Mobility Information Centre, located near the city’s main railway station, was already providing advice on public transport, cycling, walking and...

Mobility Information and Service Center Stuttgart

Stuttgart is located in the centre of a thriving economic region with a high incidence of traffic. Every day about 800,000 cars enter and leave the city. The high amount of car traffic leads in...

Upgrading the car-pooling system with an events feature

Every day there are around 750,000 commuters in the Stuttgart region; 205,000 cars enter Stuttgart each day while approximately 58,000 commuters drive from Stuttgart to the surrounding region. On...

Introducing IT-based event-oriented traffic management

Prior to measure implementation, Stuttgart's heavily burdened road network suffered traffic disruptions about 90 days per year due to coinciding events in congress centres, concert venues and...

Implementation of a strategic campaign for electro-mobility

Due to its unique topography, Stuttgart has severe problems with air quality and noise in some areas of the city centre. There is a broad strategy to reduce emissions, but results are limited...

Security action plan for suburban railway

Prior to CARAVEL measure implementation there was no integrated safety and security plan for the public transport system. In 2003, for example, 46 percent of women interviewed felt unsafe at...

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Related News & Events

New brochures published by DYN@MO and 2MOVE2 projects

Visit the two project-stands at the conference to get a hardcopy of the brochures or if you can’t make it to Gdynia you can download the new project brochures directly on the link below. http://www.civitas.eu/content/brochure-2move2-nutshell http://...

The European SUMP Conference in Brno

Over 40 participants from the Czech cities were present at the conference. Manfred Wacker introduced CIVITAS 2MOVE2 project and one of its measures which is aimed on the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) preparation process in the project...

European Commission Vice-President Siim Kallas in Tel Aviv -Yafo

During his two-day visit to Israel on December 12-13, European Commission Vice-President, Siim Kallas, responsible for Transport, met the Mayor of Tel Aviv – Yafo, Ron Huldai, to discuss the EU co-financed CIVITAS 2MOVE2 project in Tel Aviv.

CIVITAS Day (Den CIVITAS) in Brno

The event is the first CIVITAS Day for CIVITAS 2MOVE2 project and the fifth in the history of Brno’s involvement in the CIVITAS Initiative. Key project leaders, representatives and partners such as the Brno City Municipality and Brno Public...

Political Kick-Off Meeting of the 2MOVE2 Project

Fritz Kuhn, Mayor of Stuttgart, officially welcomed the project partners and external stakeholders from industry and research and described the main aspects of the new program for sustainable mobility in Stuttgart of which 2MOVE2 is part. The City...

CIVITAS 2MOVE2 project launched in Stuttgart

Gathered 25 participants from the four participating cities Brno (Czech Republic), Tel-Aviv (Israel), Malaga (Spain), and the host, Stuttgart (Germany). The Technion Institute (Israel), the public transport company of Brno DPMB, the German company...

Taller Marketing, Participación y Difusión en Proyectos de Movilidad Sostenible

26/05/2016

Taller Marketing, Participación y Difusión en Proyectos de Movilidad Sostenible Colegio Ingenieros de Caminos, Canales y Puertos, Sede Nacional, Salón Agustín de Betancourt Almagro, 42 · Salón Agustín de Betancourt 28010 Madrid Tel.: +34 913 081...

Webinar Safe Routes to School - inspiration from Granada and Malaga

26/01/2016

How can a city promote active travel for school children? By giving them safe routes to school and promoting those routes. In order for this to work, cities should cooperate very closely with teachers, parents and other stakeholders. On 26 January...

Workshop Electromobility in CIVITAS cities

16/02/2016 to 17/02/2016

Workshop Electromobility in CIVITAS cities In cooperation with the CIVITAS thematic group "Clean fuels and vehicles"16-17 February 2016, Cologne, Germany

International Seminar on Cycling Policies and Peer-review exercise in conjunction with the CIVINET Spain and Portugal Annual Forum

25/02/2015 to 27/02/2015

Between the 25th and 27th of February 2015, Malaga hosted an International seminar on Cycling Policies, in the framework of the 2MOVE2 project annual meeting and the CIVINET Spain and Portugal Annual Forum.