Seamless sustainable everyday          urban mobility

We are a group of national, regional, and local universities, authorities, transport companies, shared mobility providers, and user organizations in Denmark, Germany, Norway, and Sweden that collaborate on research focusing on the traveller’s perspective.

• User insights and behavioural modelling
  The work package will obtain further insights regarding passenger preferences via advanced passenger behavioural modelling
  Responsible/contact: Jesper Bláfoss Ingvardson, DTU. Mail: jbin@dtu.dk  
  

• Integrated network design
  The work package aims at increasing public transport use by more efficient and user-oriented integrated network designs.
  Responsible/contact: Evelien van der Hurk, DTU. Mail: evdh@dtu.dk

• Efficient tariff systems
  The work package focuses at using tariff systems more actively and targeted to increase public transport use.
  Responsible/contact: Anita Schoebel, RPTU. Mail: schoebel@mathematik.uni-kl.de

• Active modes to public transport
  The work package aims on increasing the use of active modes in general, either independently or in connection to public transport. It evaluates the effect of urban environment characteristics on walking and cycling.
  Responsible/contact: Helge Hillnhutter, NTNU. Mail: helge.hillnhutter@ntnu.no

• Attractive transfers and access to public transport
  The work package focuses on making transport and access to public transport more attractive.
  Responsible/contact: Christian Wolf, DLR. Mail: c.wolf@dlr.dk

• Regulation and organisation
  The work package focuses on how regulation and organisation can support (or hinder) the real implementation of the recommendations made in the first five work packages.
  Responsible/contact: Lena Hiselius, ULUND. Mail: lena.hiselius@tft.lth.se

Project led by DTU will make public transport greener and more attractive: "How do we get more people to jump on their bike, into a metro, or to choose shared mobility instead of a petrol or diesel car when they go to work in the mornings? This, DTU will investigate in the EASIER project which also includes the Capital Region of Denmark and the Danish Metro Company”

This is the headline of the news article in Danish on the EASIER project published by the Greater Copenhagen EU Office at their website. The news release describes the research project, its international partners, scope and potential results for a public audience.

'Large EU project to create attractive green transport'

An EU project will improve sustainable transport alternatives to the car by—for example—focusing on travellers’ preferences, making it easier to get from door to door, and concurrently integrating green transport solutions in the urban environment.

'ENUAC projects catalogue 2021'

The ERA-NET Urban Accessibility and Connectivity (ENUAC) is pooling resources from 23 partners of 16 countries, to implement joint actions in the area of urban mobility, accessibility and connectivity.