Imagine for a second a city centre where it would be easy to get there without risking traffic jams or to be able to sit on any terrace without having to breathe in the exhaust fumes. Today, in the quest for a car-free city, very few cities have managed to reduce traffic jams and air
Since the beginning of the deconfinement announcement, cities in France have been constantly looking for various means to avoid a massive return of cars to the roads. To remedy this, the city of Lyon has launched its “Park and Ride and Soft Modes” operation, in partnership with the Lyon Parc Relais (LPA) parking service and
From Savoy to China via Dubai, Poma has established itself as a leader in cable transport all over the world. A true transport of the future, the cable car is starting to emerge more and more in the urban landscape, especially in France where more and more cities are launching their networks. Zoom on Poma,
In order to speed up the ecological transition and encourage soft mobility, the Greater Paris Metropolitan Council adopted a series of measures on Monday 18 May. This €110 million recovery plan aims at supporting the various players in the economy “for a sustainable balanced and resilient territory”. A plan that will make it possible to
Known as the cycling capital of the world, the fourth largest city in the Netherlands is a true model of sustainable mobility. The roads here have been entirely designed for bicycle traffic for more than thirty years. This pro-bicycle policy now ranks it at the top of the world ranking of the most bicycle-friendly cities
Initially planned on 5 hectares, it is finally on 70 hectares that Google intends to build its futuristic ultra-connected city. The project that would see the light of day in Toronto would cost the multinational nearly 3.9 billion dollars. The future streets full of sensors and cameras are already attracting criticism. In this article Lyko
Located 50 kilometres from Lyon is Transpolis, an 80-hectare “ghost town”. Ultra-equipped, it has just been made available to the inventors of tomorrow’s transport. The aim: to develop innovations in new forms of mobility. This Tuesday, the private and public collaborators who made it possible for it to see the light of day officially inaugurated
