Mobility & Transport Days – virtual information and brokerage

May 27 - June 1, 2021 | virtual event, SlovakiaLuana-Maria BIDASCA, DG MOVE@Transport_EU

SUSTAINABLE SMART RESILIENT

Objective 1 Objective 2 Objective 3

10 flagship areas with key milestonesAction plan with a list of 82 concrete policy actions Comprehensive Staff Working Document

Making the European transport system more

FLAGSHIP 3 – Making […] urban mobility more sustainable and healthy

20. Revision of the Urban Mobility Package of 2013 – Q4 2021

• Meeting people’s expectations of cleaner air, less noise and congestion, and eliminating road deaths on our city streets

• Growth of e-commerce; need for zero-emission solutions (cargo bikes, automated deliveries and drones, and better use of inland waterways into cities) and for sustainable urban logistics plans within sustainable urban mobility plans

• Increasing modal shares of collective and active modes of transport

• Automated, connected and multimodal mobility/ Mobility as a Service/shared and collaborative mobility services/new technologies

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FLAGSHIP 3 – Making […] urban mobility more sustainable and healthy

• Importance of urban mobility for the overall functioning of the TEN-T, with provisions for first/last mile solutions; urban nodes on the TEN-T network to put in place their own sustainable urban mobility plans by 2030

• a mission in the area of Climate-neutral and Smart Cities as a strategic priority for joint action: “100 climate-neutral cities by 2030”

• Connectivity with rural and suburban areas;

• Give commuters sustainable mobility options

• Passenger transport-on-demand (taxis and private hire vehicles) more sustainable and delivering efficient services

• Safe use of micromobility devices

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Building on 2013 urban mobility package, the initiative will propose a

comprehensive enabling EU framework to assist and incentivise Member

States and cities in developing safe, accessible, inclusive, affordable, smart,

resilient and zero-emission urban mobility as an important contribution to

meeting the 2050 climate target.

Contributing to the transition to a climate-neutral economy and emission-free

transport at local level, it addresses transport pollution and draw lessons from

COVID-19 pandemic

New EU urban mobility framework

• The mobility patterns in EU cities are changing, affected by technological,

socio-demographic, cultural and environmental factors.

• There is a need for a more coordinated approach, in particular in the areas

where EU action can contribute the most, such as ensuring bigger coverage

and quality of sustainable urban mobility plans and a more coherent

approach to urban mobility data and indicators to monitor progress e.g.

towards climate neutrality.

Why?

Revision Alternative Fuels

Infrastructure Directive

Revision Directive Intelligent Transport Systems

Revision Energy performance of

Buildings Directive

Funding and Financing

Revision Regulation

TEN-T

Renewed EU group on urban

mobility

micromobilitysafety

guidelines

on-demand transport and ride-hailing platforms

CIVITASEuropean

Mobility WeekELTIS

Communication accompanied by:

100 Climate-Neutral Cities by 2030 – by and for the Citizens

• achieve at least 100 European

climate-neutral cities by 2030;

• ensure that these cities also act

as experimentation and innovation

hubs for others to follow, to enable

all European cities to become

climate-neutral by 2050.

The proposed mission aims to:

The proposed mission: a new approach to urban climate action

• Demand-driven process formalised

in a Climate City Contract

• Multi-level governance linking local,

regional, national and EU levels

• Support for accessing funding and

finance on a large scale

• Systemic change via horizontal work

across sectors

• Citizens involved in the design and

implementation of the mission

• Deployment of solutions tested under

the EU R&I programmes

Actions to deliver climate neutrality will bring massive (and more

visible) co-benefits: better air quality, healthier active mobility, less

road congestion and, overall, more livable and prosperous cities

socio-economic trends and technologiesin urban mobility

PUBLIC SPACE/STREET NETWORK RECONFIGURATION - URBAN / STREET DESIGN

INNOVATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE

DEMOGRAPHIC and SOCIAL TRENDS

ECONOMIC and URBANISATION TRENDS

DIGITALISATION – INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES (ICT) and MOBIEL TECHNOLOGIES

NEW SERVICES and BUSINESS MODELS

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REPLICATION

• cases of direct replication of CIVITAS

measures/solutions are rare and require

adaptation to the urban context

INTEGRATION • the CIVITAS projects solutions/measures are

complex• complementary and reinforcing packages of

measures within the living-lab

CAPACITY BUILDING - COOPERATION MODELS - NEW INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERSHIPS• Offers local practitioners opportunities to learn

about innovative transport and mobility solutions first hand

INNOVATION• the innovation level of the CIVITAS

solutions is often determined by the urban

context, the local values and culture

Urban transport and mobility in H2020

CIVITAS ELEVATE (CSA)

Tackling Congestion (RIAs)

Urban freight and logistics (RIAs)

CITYLAB, NOVELOG,SUCCESS, U-TURN

Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning -

SUMP projects (RIAs)

PROSPERITY SUMPsUp

SUITSSmart electric mobility in

cities (IAs)

CIVITAS DemoActions/ Living Labs (IAs)

DESTINATIONS, ECCENTRIC,

PORTIS

Co-creating urban mobility in neighbourhoods (RIAs)

Cities4People, Metamorphosis,SUNRISE, MUV

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2018

2016 -

2019/2

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Multi-modal inter-urban transport, regional mobility (RIAs)

The impacts of new technologies and changes on

policy making (RIAs)

HANDSHAKE,CityChangerCargoBike,

Park4SUMP

MEISTERGreenCharge

HARMONY

MOMENTUM, SproutSUMP-PLUS, ReVEaL

Urban mobility or urban mobility related calls in 2020: MG-1.12 (IA+CSA), MG-2.11, MG-3.6, MG-3.8, MG-4.7, MG-4.8, MG-4.9, GV-08-2020

CREATE, CIPTEC,EMPOWER,

FLOW, TRACE

Electric two-wheelers and new ultra-light

vehicle concepts (RIAs)

ESPRITEU-LIVE

Electromobility and electrification of PT (RIAs)

ELIPTICEBSF_2

Demonstration for integration of electrified vehicles in the urban transport system (IAs)

ASSURED, ELVITENSTEVE

Electric vehicles integration into the

transport system and the grid (RIAs)

ELECTRIFIC

ART is urban context (IAs)

AVENUESHOW

ERA-NET accessibility in urban

EN-UAC

Shared and low emission logistics operations in urban

areas (RIAs)

LEAD, SENATORUlaaDs

Socio-economic aspects of transport: VTR, TP

accessibility, women in transport, vulnerable groups

accessibility… (RIAs)

SKILFULL, Hi-Reach, Inclusion, STARs, MoTiv,

GECKO, DIAMOND, TinnGo, TRIPS, INDIMO

Urban mobility and sustainable electrification in large urban areas InCo (IAs)

SOLUTIONSPlus

Road/street (re)design (RIAs)

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CIVITAS SATELLITE (CSA)

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Take-up of innovative transport and mobility

solutions (IAs)

• Contribute to the Open Public Consultation on Urban Mobility

• All missions are under internal Commission appraisal. Decision on the missions by the

Project Group expected around mid-June

• The Implementation Plans will be presented as part of a Communication on the Missions

which is foreseen for September 2021

• How to get involved in the Cities Mission? The Commission is planning to organize a call for

expression of interest for cities. Discussion on how to select cities still ongoing but elements

like geographical balance, impact for citizens and preparedness will certainly be part of that

process.

Next steps:

THANK YOU!