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Establishing a new cycling culture

With 80 percent of residents and commuters identifying a serious traffic problem in the city, Hangzhou launched China's first public bicycle project. Serving some 280,000 passengers daily, the system (free for the first hour) complements the city's extensive bus system.

An integrated and inclusive transport system to reduce marginalization of poor communities.

The Plan aims to find a better balance between transportation and environmental issues in the metropolitan region of Paris Ile-de-France

Showcasing the positive social, environmental and economic impact of a walkable city.

Non-motorised transport improves walkability, reduces fatalities and promotes equity and inclusion.

Long, cohesive cycle routes linking urban areas and workplaces across municipal borders.

Move Urban develops transferable recommendations for integrated mobility concepts for residential estates

Increasing urban green cover to reduce air, noise and water pollution