SUITS
SUITS built upon the capacities of Local Authorities and transport stakeholders by developing a set of tools that promote efficiency and resiliency when faced with new sustainable transport measures.
About the project
The aim of the SUITS project was to increase the capacity of Small-Medium local authorities to develop and implement sustainable, inclusive, integrated and accessible transport strategies, policies, tools, measures and intelligent transport systems that recognize the end-to-end travel experiences of all users and freight. The SUITS project stands for Sustainable Urban Integrated Transport Systems: Transferable Tools for Small-Medium local authorities.
The project outputs provided valuable tools for local authorities and policy makers by making the case for socially and economically sustainable investments in transport. SUITS targeted four key areas:
- Capacity gaps in small-medium local authorities’ knowledge and work practices
- The need for integrated urban mobility planning for both freight and passengers based on the capture and use of information relating to the diversity of active, private, public, shared and multimodal forms of transport, journey types and travellers/freight
- The need to exploit future transport technologies to enhance transport efficiency and quality of life
- The need to maximise the effectiveness and sustainability of transport measures through transferable best practice, new funding models and creation of sustainable opportunities for new business entries.
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December 2016 - February 2021
Project duration
22 partners
Project partners
€ 4,111,362
Project funding
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Thematic areas
Collective passenger transport & shared mobility
- Ride sharing
- Car sharing
- Bike sharing
- Accessibility
- Intermodality
- Ticketing and tariffs
- Service improvements
Clean & energy-efficient vehicles
Demand & urban space management
- Access restrictions and management
- Road pricing
- Parking management and pricing
Behavioural change & mobility management
- Mobility marketing and awareness raising
- Mobility Planning
Urban logistics
Integrated & inclusive planning
- Cooperation of policy fields and institutional stakeholders
- Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans - SUMP
Contacts
Andree Woodcock
Project Manager
adx974 [at] coventry.ac.uk
Elena Tavlaki
Dissemination Manager
elena [at] signosis.eu