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Rotterdam

| Netherlands  CIVITAS TELLUS
Rotterdam is the economic, social and cultural centre of the Rijnmond region and the industrial heart of the Netherlands. As the largest port in Europe, Rotterdam generates significant traffic and is in a continuous process of (re-) development, mainly concentrated in the city centre.

Rotterdam

The ongoing process of development results in the generation of more traffic into and out of the centre. This means that Rotterdam must be particularly alert to traffic and transportation issues. The problem of accessibility demands innovative approaches and solutions in order to ensure that current and future citizens are able to live in a healthy, safe and pleasant environment. Within the TELLUS project (Transport and Environment Alliance for Urban Sustainability), the city focused on reducing congestion, CO2 emissions and energy use, car usage, air and noise pollution. It also promoted the use of public transport and bicycles.



Contact

Evaluation: Richard van der Wulp
Dissemination: Richard van der Wulp
Site management: Arnold van den Berg

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Sustainable mobility in action

Creating a high-quality network for sustainable freight transport
Creating dedicated bicycle lanes
Truck parking management
Giving priority to public transport
Introducing green commuter plans
Free parking for public transport passengers
Introducing kilometre pricing
Demand-dependent strategies for paid parking
Integrating cycling and public transport
Expanding park and ride facilities
Water-borne public transport
Introducing automated people movers
MultiCore tube logistics
Integrating public and private initiatives
New approaches to integrated planning: Alexander Master Plan
New approaches to integrated planning: Kralingse Zoom
New approaches to integrated planning: Ahoy-Zuidplein
Integrating transport management systems
Providing intermodal travel information
Providing dynamic public transport information
Creating a clean public transport fleet
Electric vehicles for goods distribution
Cleaner vehicles for waste collection
Clean public and private transport fleets


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