Roman (Romania)

The municipality of Roman, in Neamț County in Romania’s North-East Region, occupies a strategic location at the heart of historic Moldavia, where several regional and European transport routes converge. To implement its Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP), Roman has undertaken key preparatory steps, including a comprehensive traffic survey, the development of a transport model, detailed analysis of mobility across all modes, assessment of existing infrastructure, and alignment with strategic and spatial planning documents.

The city’s urban mobility projects focus on integrated, sustainable corridors and urban regeneration. Integrated corridors combine public transport routes, bicycle lanes, upgraded sidewalks, underground utilities, green space improvements, modern lighting, surveillance systems, and enhanced passenger boarding facilities. To ensure sustainability, interventions include sidewalk widening, road surface upgrades, potential bike lane addition, urban furniture, and vegetation.

Urban regeneration targets spaces between building blocks, creating pedestrian alleys, bike lanes, underground parking, and transforming surface areas into green public spaces, promoting a safer, more accessible, and environmentally friendly urban environment.

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