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– KTb og erfaringer,
– Effektiviteten av tiltak fra et strategisk perspektiv,
– Mulige effekter på tvers av forskjellige grupper gitt innbyggernes behov, holdninger og politiske prosesser.
Kollektivtrafik är en viktig urban infrastruktur. Försök att öka kapaciteten i kollektivtrafiken har främst skett utifrån miljöskäl och förbättrad ekonomi, men det är fortsatt oklart hur dessa försök och resultat kan analyseras ur ett perspektiv av socialt rättvisa.
Projektet syftar till att bygga, främja och accelerera kapaciteten för en resilient och inkluderande infrastruktur för kollektivtrafik i urban och byggd miljö. Genom att undersöka vilka sociala grupper och vilka delar av staden som har gynnats eller kommer att dra nytta av både traditionella och kommande former av kollektivtrafik, samt studera genom vilka mekanismer, kan projektet bygga vidare på tidigare kunskap för att stödja beslutsfattare och myndigheter för att uppmuntra en inkluderande övergång mot ökad användning av kollektivtrafiken. Verktyg för att planera en mer rättvis kollektivtrafik möjliggör för fler att resa hållbart och minskar behovet av egen bil, vilket bidrar till en energieffektivare transportsektor.
I nära samarbete med beslutsfattare och tjänsteleverantörer kommer projektet att utreda frågor som rör mikromobilitet, prisstrukturer, flexibel anropsstyrd kollektivtrafik samt Transit Oriented Development. Detta görs i fyra urbana regioner: Tallinn (Estland), Stockholm (Sverige), Oslo (Norge) och den flamländska regionen (Belgien). Målet är att åstadkomma en förändring i hur policies och tjänster för urban mobilitet utvecklas, implementeras och levereras så att urbana miljöer och kollektivtrafik blir både integrerade och inkluderande.
Guidelines for Inclusive Public Transport published
The project developed a set of ten guidelines and a subset of relevant strategies for each guideline. These guidelines are a culmination of lessons learnt
CarinPT Conference Revisited: Exploring Gendered Dimensions of Public Transport: Best Practice Recommendations for Inclusion of Non-Binary and Gender Nonconforming Individuals
In the exploration of the relationship between social inequalities and public transport, the gendered perspective is often limited to examining the dichotomy of male and female travel experiences. As such, mobility research often overlooks the spectrum nature of gender, and the according gendered travel experiences that do not fit into the binary gender categorisations.
Report of the Project Final Conference “Towards Inclusive Public Transport in Urban Regions”
On the 6th and 7th of February, 70 engaged and critical public transport researchers gathered in Brussels at the CarinPT Conference “Towards Inclusive Public Transport in Urban Regions.”
CarinPT at CMUS Conference
On August 22st and 23nd, the CarinPT team was present in Aalborg, Denmark, to present and discuss findings from the project activities at the Conference
Tule osalema: Lagedi liikuvuse eksperiment
Kas Lagedil on võimalik elada autovabamat elu? Millistel tingimustel oleks autovabam elu võimalik? Millised erinevaid liikumisviise saaksid oma igapäevaelus kasutada? Kutsume Sind osalema Lagedi liikuvuse
CO-CREATE Symposium at Tallinn University, 29 April to 01 May 2024
The CO-CREATE Symposium is a Symposium on Collaborative and Creative Research and Planning Practices for Inclusive and Resilient City Regions in Europe. Over three days, we
CO-CREATE in Tallinn – Call to submit your proposal
We warmly invite scholars from humanities and social sciences, urban planners, activists, artists, and practitioners to join us for the CO-CREATE Symposium. Over three days,
The role of Living Labs in participatory transport planning
Reflections from our sessions at the 2023 RGS-IBG Conference The RGS-IBG Conference is an annual highlight for many members of the CARIN-PT project. This year,
Flanders Urban Living Lab expert meeting: Exploring the Future of User-centered Public Transport
In a workshop held on June 13th, the Flanders Carin-PT team, in collaboration with key partners, embarked on a journey to shape the Flanders Urban Living Labs.
On DRT, TOD, Micro-Mobility and Transport Pricing: Best Practices and Concerns from Tallinn and Beyond
On 27 April 2023 the event “Integrated Public Transport in Urban Regions” took place in Tallinn. The afternoon was dedicated to deepening the four central
Impressions from the event: Integrated Public Transport in City Regions
On Thursday 27 April, transport planners, professionals consultants and representatives of municipalities from the Tallinn city region came together with researchers from the CARIN-PT team
Event in Tallinn: Integrated Public Transport in City Regions
Join and discuss multimodal mobility in the Tallinn city region and be inspired by international best practices from Belgium, Norway and Sweden. Location: Kultuurikatel (Stalker
On-demand mobility in Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain and Estonia: Key challenges for integrated, efficient and sustainable on-demand systems
On-demand mobility is one of the central themes of the CARIN-PT project with its interest in integrated and just public transport (PT). To initiate cross-Europe
CFP RGS-IBG 2023: Citizen participation and transport planning
CFP: RGS-IBG Annual International Conference in London (29 August to 1 September 2023) Citizen participation and transport planning: exploring the potential of urban living labs
K2 Research Seminar: Do basic provisions meet inhabitants’ accessibility needs?
8 December 2022 | CET 13:00-15:00 | Hybrid
How to plan for a better public transport system? Reflections from a workshop in Tallinn, Estonia
On 30 September 2022, the state awards for the best public transport projects in Estonia were presented. We took advantage of the gathering of a
Webinar: Experimental methods for sustainable transport – design, inclusion, and learning
On October 19th, Carin PT project partners attended a webinar hosted by K2 – The Swedish Knowledge Center for Public Transport. The webinar presented a
Urban Lunch Talk about Envisioning a Sustainable Future (21 Oct)
The upcoming talk about public infrastructures will involve discussions on the envisioned future of urban infrastructures based on the latest research and innovation knowledge. What
CARIN-PT Kick-off in Brussels
On the 19th of April, the project partners met in Brussels to launch the Carin-PT. The next 3 years, researchers from Sweden, Estonia, Norway and Belgium will collaborate on capacity building on the subject of public transport in relation to the built environment.
The partners aim to produce understandings on the organisational, political and social aspects of public transport. In co-creation with stakeholders, civil servants and citizens, the research will look at different forms of mobility (traditional and flexible public transport, fares and ticketing, integration of micro-mobility services) to develop practical working solutions for both policy and transport […]
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