As part of the public consultation process for the Mobility Study for Bethlehem conurbation, developed by MOVE Mobility and their partner, CDG, the second Stakeholders’ Workshop took place on the 12th of November.
Congratulations Kampala!
Safe cycling in Kampala!
The Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management has commissioned MOVE Mobility to update and to expand the module BBI (Accessibility Indicator) in the Mobiliteitsscan
Dina Al Araj (transport engineer at CDG) visited MOVE Mobility to work with us on the Bethlehem Mobility Plan.
Written off police bikes have been donated to Uganda. Matia Lwanga Bwanika, governor of Wakiso district, now rides a Dutch police bike.
The first mobility plan in Iraq has officially been submitted.
MOVE Mobility uses the Mobiliteitsscan to provide insight into the accessibility of the city of Utrecht now and in the future.
Carolina Ramos participates in workshop in Oaxaca, Mexico.
MOVE Mobility and CDG start working on the Mobility Plan for Bethlehem.
The photos illustrate “Place Making” in Luwum street (part of the NMT pilot route). With the help of elements, paint, closures, et cetera the future situation was imitated.
MOVE Mobility contributes to European higher education.
Industrie- und Handelskammer Nord Westfalen invited Tonny Bosch as keynote speaker at the IHK-Verkehrsforum Stop oder Go? Perspectiven für ein mobiles Münsterland.
MOVE Mobility, Goudappel Coffeng and DAT.Mobility cooperate in the ‘Excellent Cities’ program
MOVE Mobility was invited by the Dutch Embassy in Romania for a two-day fact finding mission in Bucharest.
The province Gelderland asked Goudappel Coffeng and MOVE Mobility to classify bottlenecks in Gelderland considering the scale of their effect and thus to identify those bottlenecks that have a national, regional or local impact, for both transport of people and goods.
Commissioned by the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment, MOVE Mobility performed various analyses with the Mobiliteitsscan in the framework of the MIRT research NowA.