Regulating Vehicle Access for Improved Liveability

The REVEAL project will help to add
Urban Vehicle Access Regulations (UVAR)
to the standard range of urban mobility transition approaches of cities across Europe.

News

ReVeAL Newsletter #3 is out!

The brand new ReVeALing, the newsletter of the ReVeAL project, is finally out! Click here to learn more...

February 16, 2021

Presentations and videos of WSP’s Kerbside workshop are now available!

Check the presentations of the WSP-organised International workshop on barriers to dynamic kerbside management that took place on...

February 2, 2021

Vitoria-Gasteiz wraps up on its second pilot

The works to improve the surroundings of Vitoria-Gasteiz's Memorial Centre for the Victims of Terrorism have been completed.

February 2, 2021

Events

External event

Velo-city is widely considered as the premier worldwide annual cycling summit, serving as a global knowledge exchange platform. It brings together all those who are involved in the policy, promotion and provision for cycling, active mobility and sustainable urban development. The aim of the conference is to influence decision makers in favour of more active and sustainable mobility and to inspire vibrant discussions between conference delegates. Since the Velo-city series began in 1980, it has played a valuable part in promoting cycling as a sustainable and healthy means of transport for all. The conference exhibition showcases the latest innovations and joyful experiences one can only experience by bike. MORE: Velo-city Lisbon | June 1-4, 2021

Lisbon, Portugal

June 1, 2021

External event

Urbanism Next Europe 2021

The first Urbanism Next Europe Conference will be held June 10 and 11, 2021, in Rotterdam, Netherlands, and online, and it will gather 350 decision-makers and urban professionals from Europe and beyond. ATTENTION: Originally ment to be held on June 25 and 26, 2020, at Maassilo in Rotterdam, Netherlands, Urbanism Next Europe has been postponed to Spring 2021 due to COVID-19. The indicated date hereby stated is not official (it is a holiday): the date will change as soon as the Urbanism Next Europe Team will announce the official one. Conference partners include NUMO, TNO, Polis, the City of Rotterdam, Ministerie van Infrastructuur en Waterstaat, and many others. Inspired by the annual Urbanism Next Conference in Portland, Oregon, USA, the Urbanism Next Europe Conference will be an interdisciplinary convening of private, public and academic stakeholders who play critical roles in shaping the future of our cities. The conference will explore how technological, societal and economic trends will change the following: LAND USE | URBAN DESIGN | BUILDING DESIGN | TRANSPORTATION | REAL ESTATE EQUITY | HEALTH | THE ECONOMY | THE ENVIRONMENT | GOVERNANCE The European Urbanism Next Conference is a Partnership between: In collaboration with:

Rotterdam, Netherlands

June 10, 2021

External event

Urban Future 2021

The URBAN FUTURE global conference is Europe’s largest event for sustainable cities and a community of passionate CityChangers from all over the world who drive change and create sustainable urban spaces. The new roster of City Changers from all walks of life will be ready to deliver riveting ideas, stories and experiences on how to transform cities into more wholesome places for living. The next UFGC edition in Rotterdam will shape around the following core themes: Urban Mobility – how to make traffic congestion a problem of the past, Skills & Leadership – urban visionaries will inspire leaders of the future, Circularity – a mindset that can easily become adopted by the next generations, Districts – the local of the local, or how our cities shape our identities. Another important tradition that will be honoured is the Young Leaders program. MORE: Urban Future Rotterdam/Online | June 16-18, 2021

Rotterdam, Netherlands

June 16, 2021

ReVeAL Cities

Different UVAR measures will be developed, implemented and tested in the cities of: Helmond (NL), Jerusalem (IL), London (UK), Padova (IT), Vitoria-Gasteiz (ES) and the project leader Bielefeld (DE).