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Training webinars for the “Urban Transport Roadmaps 2030” Tool

Brussels, 19 May 2016 - The free tool is designed to allow cities to explore transport scenarios that are practical, feasible and implementable, assisting political and technical decision-makers to find the most suitable mix of policies and measures for their Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs)

BUMP final workshop in Brussels

Brussels, 16 March 2016 - The conclusions drawn from three years of work within the EU-funded BUMP project were presented at a workshop in Brussels (Belgium) on 16 March, with speakers and panellists outlining the key elements in developing a successful sustainable urban mobility plan (SUMP).

Report on mutual learning activities

05 Feb 2015 - Read the final report on the four international events held in Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary and Germany, where representatives of local authorities and stakeholders from 9 EU countries shared and compared approaches and effective solutions for sustainable mobility.

SUMP Guidelines in Czech now available on-line

4 April 2016 - Guidelines developed with the European Commission's support and partially translated by the BUMP project in all languages of the partnership, offer concrete suggestions on how to apply the SUMP process and prepare a mobility strategy for the sustainable development of an urban area.

BUMP workshop on urban mobility planning

Brussels, 16 March 2016 - Transport stakeholders invited to attend the workshop "Sustainable urban mobility planning in small and medium-sized communities"

SUMP Guidelines in Hungarian now available on-line

7 December 2015 - Guidelines developed with the European Commission's support and partially translated by the BUMP project in all languages of the partnership, offer concrete suggestions on how to apply the SUMP process and prepare a mobility strategy for the sustainable development of an urban area.

BUMP pioneer cities open the doors to international local authorities for study visits

Trieste, 15 October 2015 - The best performing cities of the BUMP Project are ready to welcome technical officers and decision makers for a study visit. Discover how to participate!

SUMP

Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan

Why to adopt a SUMP?

Reduce traffic congestion
Curb pollution and decrease energy consumption
For a cleaner environment and better health conditions for citizens
Make cities more user-friendly with a better quality of life
Involve citizens and stakeholders in decisions important to them
Improve the image and competitiveness of your city
Make urban transport smarter, more accessible and secure

(Picture by Joel Müller)