The principles of sustainable mobility

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36 min

Language : English

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Why start this Program?

Sustainable mobility refers to transportation systems and practices that are environmentally friendly, socially responsible, and economically viable. It aims to reduce the negative impact of transportation on the environment, such as air and noise pollution, and also promote social and economic development. This playlist will be of great use to everyone who seeks to know more about sustainable mobility.

Learning objectives

In this playlist, you will learn how to:

Reduce the environmental impact of transportation,
Decrease the negative effects of transportation,
Contribute to sustainable mobility.

Prerequisites

None

Program Content

Skill 1

Transportation, pollution, and the environment

Reducing the environmental impact of transportation

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Transport, health and environment: do you know the effects?

Did you know that the greenhouse gas emissions from transport contribute to climate change, and traffic-related air pollution, noise and road traffic crashes add to the disease burden in Europe? Car dependency, restricted use of public space, and lac

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Climate Change: Your carbon footprint explained

Tackling climate change is a big task, but there are clear ways of cutting your contribution to carbon emissions, also known as your carbon footprint. This is how changing three aspects of your life can make a difference.

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Skill 2

Understanding the concept of sustainable mobility

Reducing the negative impacts of transportation on the environment,

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What is sustainable mobility?

A definition and an overview of the various pillars of sustainable mobility

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How can cities shift people to more sustainable transport?

One of the most challenging questions facing city administrators, not just in Europe but across the world, is how to manage the number of vehicles coming into urban spaces. There are numerous factors at play, ranging from human health and pedestrian

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Urban Mobility 2030 - a journey into the future

ISPO.com takes a journey into the future - and shows what urban mobility could look like in 2030.

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Skill 3

Contributing to sustainable mobility

Mitigate the negative impacts of climate change and protect the environment

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Cycling for Sustainability: Transport and the climate crisis

Professor Peter Cox’s research covers a range of studies on the sociology of cycling and cycle activism. He also contributes to the delivery of the Politics programme at the University, as well as continuing to work on the problems of sustainable mob

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5 Ways Sustainable Transportation Can Reduce CO2 Emissions

Sustainable transportation is becoming a common trend in the U.S. Here's everything you need to know about it.

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Here are five policies to make transport more sustainable in cities

This are policies pivotal in determining whether cities emerge from COVID as leaders in sustainability and the battle against climate change or whether COVID will mark the beginning of their decline.

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