Last Friday, VTM presented the Mobility and Transport Plan for the World Youth Day that will take place in Lisbon, from 1 to 6 August 2023. After long months of work, and successive meetings with various entities, our VTM colleague Isabel Pimenta was able to present how a consensus was reached among various stakeholders on strengthening the supply of public transport, the organisation of parking and the prioritisation of pedestrian axes for access to central events.
VTM will continue to work on this major project, monitoring the implementation of the planned measures and actions, and providing support for any real-time adjustments that may prove necessary over the days of the event.
A collaboration including VTM’s Cristian Adorean uncovers fresh insights into the relationship between city design and travel behaviour. A new study published in Cities examines how the layout of street networks—measured as “circuity”—relates to varied mobility cultures across 41 European cities. Co-authored by VTM senior consultant Cristian Adorean, the research explores how urban environments shape […]
This is the third article of a trilogy about the application of hydrogen technologies in transport. The first one and the second one are still accessible on our website. Our previous article briefly introduces the tech under the hood of fuel cell vehicles (FCV) and their main advantages over battery electric vehicles (BEV). Depending […]