The concept of sustainable mobility has had a relatively short life, first being used about 30
years ago. In that time, some progress has been made, but transport is still not contributing …

The way we make sense of urban areas stands at a critical point. To reduce energy use in
cities, we need to manage the way energy flows into, through and out the city. This paper …

In many European cities, support for public transport and cycling in daily mobility is
considered an efficient means to reduce air pollution, traffic jams, and carbon emissions …

Cycling is a promising solution to unsustainable urban transport systems. However,
prevailing bicycle network development follows a slow and piecewise process, without …

The bicycle is often understood as a disjointed 'feeder'mode that provides access to public
transport. We argue that combined use of the bicycle and public transport should be …

We estimate the maximum capability to reduce CO 2 by substituting private car travel for e-
bike. We use spatial microsimulation (population-synthesis) to simulate the adult population …

Background Achieving health benefits while reducing greenhouse gas emissions from
transport offers a potential policy win-win; the magnitude of potential benefits, however, is …

It is increasingly evident that harnessing the potential synergetic relationships that exist
between certain policy measures can significantly increase the effectiveness and efficiency …

Getting people cycling is an increasingly common objective in transport planning institutions
worldwide. A growing evidence base indicates that high quality infrastructure can boost local …

This paper presents an inquiry into the capacity of transport and mobility studies to critically
engage with contemporary policies. Drawing on the conceptualization of circuits of …