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Use Case
Good Health And Well-Being
Sustainable Cities And Communities
With 152,485 inhabitants, Logroño is the capital of the province of La Rioja, situated in northern Spain. Active mobility modes (walking and cycling) currently represent more than 60% of Logroño’s daily commutes. With the recent COVID-19 pandemic, the local authorities grew concerned about the lack of social distancing among its residents while transiting the streets. Due to the size and compactness of the city and the weight of public transport journeys, the most important asset for establishing safe interpersonal distances in mobility in Logroño was to facilitate active mobility by offering better public space conditions. The Open Streets project would, therefore, introduce measures that improve the comfort and safety conditions (road and health) of people walking and cycling.
Logroño City Council implemented light reversible interventions to reduce the COVID-19 virus transmission, ensure a sustainable and safe mobility, and to provide accessible mobility to all.
Interventions to street infrastructure:
Interventions on pedestrian street usage:
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Log inPlanning time: 6 months to 1 year
Implementation time: Less than 6 months
Logroño City Council
Logroño City Council
Residents and visitors
Promoting sustainable behaviour
Improving travel safety