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Explore " sustainable urban mobility plan" with insightful episodes like "#07 Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning for smaller cities", "#05 SUNRISE - Cars or kids? Mobility planning at the neighbourhood level", "#04 Private versus public: The new mobility culture clash", "#02 How much do we need to regulate new mobility?" and "#01 Regulating new mobility: Why is it so hard to do?" from podcasts like ""Mobility planet", "Mobility planet", "Mobility planet", "Mobility planet" and "Mobility planet"" and more!

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#07 Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning for smaller cities

Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning, or SUMP in short, helps to shape cities today for the mobility trends of tomorrow. What sounds great for large cities can easily be dismissed for small ones or towns. That's where the SUMP Guidelines for Small Cities come into play.

enFebruary 27, 2023

#05 SUNRISE - Cars or kids? Mobility planning at the neighbourhood level

Bringing together the two very different scales – the city-wide level needed for integrated planning and the people-oriented on-the-ground neighbourhood level – is a tricky balance of communication, trust and expectation management. Let's discuss!

enSeptember 30, 2021

#04 Private versus public: The new mobility culture clash

In the final episode of the GECKO project, we're talking about the possible conflicts between sectors in the context of regulating new mobility, especially the private and the public sector.

enAugust 01, 2021

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#02 How much do we need to regulate new mobility?

In our first episode, we discussed the difficulties that decision makers encounter when trying to regulate new mobility. In this episode, we’re talking about how much regulation is actually needed. Who’s responsible for setting the rules? What kind of rules should they be? To what extent can we let the market set its own rules? And what about enforcing the rules? Do we need the “new mobility police”?

enJune 01, 2021

#01 Regulating new mobility: Why is it so hard to do?

This is the first in a series of four podcasts looking at various aspects of new mobility and how to regulate it.

What are the main challenges from a policymaker’s perspective? How can the public sector ensure that regulations are flexible enough to take in new forms of mobility? How can a company whose business models depends on certain regulations future-proof themselves to potential changes?

enMay 04, 2021