working groups for mobility
Each forum is able to set up a certain number of working groups and task forces
focusing on specific policy issues. Each working group has a specific
objective, scope and mandate for example preparing a position paper on a
particular topic or managing activities such as a European project or campaign.
Each working group consists of individuals, nominated by member cities,
who are considered as having relevant knowledge and expertise. Each working
group is chaired by a member city, which is also responsible for reporting back
to the relevant forum on the results achieved.
A task force can be set
up to address issues with a more limited scope. The task force is a temporary
group that has a specific mandate, scope, timeframe and strategic purpose.
- mobility
Barrier-free city for all
This working group cooperates with the European Commission on the implementation of the European disability strategy 2010-2020 to improve barrier-free accessibility in Europe
- mobility
Safe and active travel
Our cities need more walking and cycling. Promoting active modes is key to improving public health, public transport, the local economy, safety for all, and much more. This Working Group’s priority is...
- mobility
Smart and connected mobility
This working group works on the various energy implications associated with the transport sector from an economic, environmental and social perspective
- mobility
Sustainable mobility planning
This working group aims at sharing best practice and developing positions linked to EU policy, for example the white paper on transport and the urban mobility action plan