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How can cities dedicate more urban space to their inhabitants? | With Giulio Ferrini
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What are cities look like and what we use urban spaces for was of course a major consideration before the Covid-19 pandemic hit. But now it is set to take on added importance as city dwellers demand more from the areas they spend most of their time in. With the expertise of Giulio Ferrini, Head of Build Environment at Sustrans London, the environment and transport journalist, Sam Morgan, wonders how more space can be allocated to city-dwellers.
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How can cities build a well-functioning mobility ecosystem? | With Morten Kabell
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Metros and buses are being increasingly linked with other forms of active transport like bikes and e-scooters. Are these synergies common and do people use them? In this video, the environment and transport journalist Sam Morgan wonders how cities can build a well-functioning mobility ecosystem with the expertise of Morten Kabell, urbanist and co-CEO of the European Cyclists' Federation.
#WebTV #MobilityEcosystem #ActiveMobility
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What is EIT Urban Mobility? A European initiative to create liveable urban spaces! EIT Urban Mobility, supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), acts to accelerate positive change on mobility to make urban spaces more liveable. Learn more about EIT Urban Mobility: https://www.eiturbanmobility.eu/ -
How can cities tap into the potential of last-kilometre delivery? | With Morten Kabell, Adrian Hiel
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The last-kilometre delivery refers to all the resources involved in delivering a parcel to its final recipient. It is the final and the most polluting link in the urban logistics chain and has been impacted by the e-commerce boom. Are sustainable options like e-vehicles and cargo bikes making inroads? In this video, the environment and transport journalist Sam Morgan explores the potential of last-kilometre deliveries with the expertise of Morten Kabell, urbanist and co-CEO of the European Cyclists' Federation, and Adrian Hiel from Energy Cities.
#WebTV #CityLogistics #SustainableDeliveries
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What is EIT Urban Mobility? A European initiative to create liveable urban spaces! EIT Urban Mobility, supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), acts to accelerate positive change on mobility to make urban spaces more liveable. Learn more about EIT Urban Mobility: https://www.eiturbanmobility.eu/
