Privacy Notice

Welcome on BABLE

We put great importance to data protection and therefore use the data you provide to us with upmost care. You can handle the data you provide to us in your personal dashboard. You will find our complete regulations on data protection and clarification of your rights in our privacy notice . By using the website and its offers and navigating further, you accept the regulations of our privacy notice and terms and conditions.

OK

Urban corridor cases as pilots for sustainable urban mobility

Turku, Finland (2017)
Scale: District level
The measure aims to integrate smart mobility into the branding and marketing of the city’s communication.
Print

Linked Projects

CIVITAS ECCENTRIC

Challenge / Goal

A mobility node combining bike sharing, car sharing, public transport and information panels, will be created in the Kupittaa (district) and all year round seamless cycling and walking connections implemented. Via the node, MaaS (Mobility as a Service) services can be tested in the area. The measure aims to integrate smart mobility into the branding and marketing of the city’s communication.

Solutions

Sketches of the mobility node were prepared by an architecture student at Tampere University of Technology.

A mobility questionnaire has been designed in order to survey people living and working in Kupittaa about their wishes and concerns with regard to urban mobility and public transport in particular. A total of approximately 900 organisations have been approached with the questionnaire. With the questionnaire still running, approximately 150 responses have been recieved so far. A smart mobility information pack has been designed for companies and this has been marketed to those interested.

As a result of negotiations meetings with key players in the Kupittaa area, the visibility of public transportation timetables and offers have increased/improved in the lobby screens and information channels (such as newsletters, social media, etc.) of the companies involved. 

Citizen Participation

The mobility node concept was presented to various stakeholders, city representatives and citizens on a special event. Participants were asked to suggest ideas of services the node could provide.

Want to learn more about the lessons learned, financial details and results?

Log in

Time Period

Planing Time:

Implementation Time:

City of Turku, Regional Council of Southwest Finland, Turku University of Applied Sciences

Service Providers

End User

students, companies and housing companies located in the Kupittaa district

Companies

Turku

    Main Benefits

  • Promoting sustainable private transport models,

  • Improving parking,

  • Encouraging digital entrepreneurship,

  • Improved data accessibility,