1. EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK – Synergies with @ClairCity
CLAIRCITY Annual Conference
; 24 May 2017
Jerome Simpson (EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK Secretariat)
REC
Szentendre, Hungary

2. Clean Air is no stranger to EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK…
…neither are the Clair Cities…
Amsterdam:
2008: Clean Air for All
Ljubljana: (winner: 2003, 2013)
2009: Improving City Climates
Bristol:
2013: Clean air - it's your move!
Sosnowiec: , 2009, 2011
2014: Our streets, our choice
Genoa: 2002, 2004, 2005, ,
Aveiro: , 2012, 2014
Car-Free Day (22 September)

3. 2017: Clean, shared and intelligent mobility
Europe-wide one-week awareness raising campaign since 2002 on alternatives to vehicle use, but also an opportunity to experiment and launch infrastucture and other permanent measures as well as host car-free day
2017: Clean, shared and intelligent mobility
Car-Free Day (22 September)
2016 Record! 2,427 towns and cities
51 countries
Two awards presented on 20 March
EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK Award 2016 Finalists:
Lisbon, Malmö, Skopje
5th SUMP Award Finalists:
Brussels, Budapest, Stockholm
European Commission, DG MOVE
Urban transport accounts for 70 percent of pollutants (mainly PM2.5, PM10, NOx and NO2) and 40 percent of greenhouse gas emissions (CO2) in the EU’s cities today 

4. In Town Without My Car (Car-Free Day)
Three key pillars
A week of activities
In Town Without My Car (Car-Free Day)
Permanent Measures
Photo credits: Josu Ateca Acebo

5. towns and cities organised
953
towns and cities organised
Car-Free Day
in 2016

6. 7386 Permanent measures
in 2016

7. TOP COUNTRIES – PARTICIPANTS IN 2016
Austria
525
+68
Portugal 60 -3
Spain
451
+73
Slovakia 47
+17
Hungary
214
+32
Luxembourg 41
+21
Italy
147
+37
Poland 30
+20
Belgium
117
+82
Romania 30 =
Greece 86
+33
Czech Republic 29 -8
Sweden 83 -7
Germany 28
+17
France 74
+32
Bulgaria 28 +7
Slovenia 74
+14
Finland 27 -7

8. Shared mobility Clean mobility Intelligent mobility
July 2016 ‘Decarbonisation’ strategy for low-emission mobility in line with 2014/94/EU
Deadlines and targets for alternative fuels infrastructure (incl. natural gas, electric and hydrogen)
‘Use’ rather than ‘ownership’
Lowering both individual and societal cost
Sharing journeys, transport modes (e.g. car, bike, vans etc.), infrastructure
Facilitated by an intermediate ‘sharing’ platform (e.g. website or app)
Clean mobility
Nov Cooperative-Intelligent Transport Systems strategy foresees intelligent vehicles that ‘talk’ to infrastructure, vehicle sharing, automated vehicles plus platforms offering ‘Mobility as a Service’
Intelligent mobility

9. All year round ‘add-on’ to EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK
MOBILITYACTIONS
All year round ‘add-on’ to EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK
A platform for NGO’s, citizen groups, employers, etc. to promote their actions on sustainable mobility
A pool of inspiration and a basis for collaboration with local authorities
Best actions may be invited to present at the EMW spring Workshops and featured in our Best Practice Guide
Possibly hosted in conjunction with your ‘City days’?
Photo credit: Jerome Simpson

10. 2014 EMW Best Practice Guide
CLEAN AIR CAMPAIGN IDEAS
2014 EMW Best Practice Guide
- Hudiksvall: Bicycle policy – invitation for suggestions for new bicycle paths and an extended cycling network.
- Walk and bike to school – a competition and a challenge for school children
- “In town without my car” – vehicle-free street in the center for one day, except for bicycles.
- Bicycle friendly workplace – an award to workplaces that make it easier for employees to choose the bike as a means of transport.
- Bike theme in your storefronts – a contest for merchants on having the bike friendliest shop window
- “Winter cyclist” – a campaign aiming at increasing the number of cyclists that take the bike to and from work during the winter.
Electric bike – residents can take a test ride on an electric bike
Other options:
Low Emission Zones (permanent car-free days)
Congestion charges
Bike rental/ride-sharing
Telecommuting!
Electromobility
Free public transport
Eradicate short SOV journeys!
Walking maps

11. Jerome Simpson (EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK Secretariat)
Thank you very much for your attention!
Jerome Simpson (EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK Secretariat)
REC
Ady Endre ut 9-11
Szentendre 2000
Tel: +36 – 26 –
@JeromeSimpson2

12. Examples of shared mobility (car sharing)
Intelligent mobility
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13. Examples of shared mobility (workplace ride sharing)
Match-making riders and drivers
Virtual booking board
Map-linked destinations
Know your drivers and riders (mouse-over feature)
Small income source for drivers
Team building effect

14. Examples of shared mobility (bike sharing)

15. Examples of shared mobility (shared parking)
Examples of shared mobility (shared freight)
Trucks not fully loaded on their return journeys can be operated at full capacity through shared freight platforms (thereby reducing the number of 'empty runs‘)
In Prague, waste collections were reduced by up to 92% in this way by VERB Group s.r.o.