Integrating Walking and Public Transport
Find out why integrating walking and public transport is vital to the success of a sustainable city. Produced by UITP & Walk21.
Multimodal & Seamless Mobility
Coherent. Integrated. Sustainable. Modal shift is possible when public transport works in unison with active and shared mobility – and it’s UITP where the global mobility sector comes together to advance that mission.
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Knowledge & Data
Pathways to a Multimodal Lifestyle
Explore the strategies to achieve multimodality, featuring case studies and UITP’s key recommendations for success.
Mobility Hubs: Steering the Shift Towards Integrated Sustainable Mobility
Get to know the ins and outs of mobility hubs, from the different types of hubs to the basics of implementation and UITP’s recommendations for success.
Multimodal, Seamless Mobility & UITP
Today, people use shared bikes, ride-hailing apps, and much more alongside mass public transport to get places. But as a user, it can be hard to connect between different services. And if a service isn’t accessible, people simply won’t use it.
That’s why different modes should complement – not compete with – each other. Because it’s integration and multimodality that will unlock the goal of the public transport sector: a long-lasting modal shift to sustainable mobility.
Integration means working together. And that’s where UITP comes in. As the world’s largest public transport community, UITP is the global platform where the sector joins to advance multimodal, seamless, and sustainable mobility.
Research Projects
UITP coordinates and collaborates with operators, authorities, industry, and international organisations on a number of research projects.
GOLIA
Supporting local authorities to rethink how mobility is planned, governed, and delivered.
NetZeroCities
Working with 100+ cities to adopt socially inclusive, multimodal, and sustainable mobility strategies.
STREnGtH_M
Accelerating global cooperation on the research of road transport.
UPPER
Outlining the push and pull measures of public transport to advance multimodal and sustainable mobility.
Committees & Working Groups
As a UITP Member, you can become eligible to join committees and working groups and collaborate with operators and authorities on advancing public transport.
Current groups:
- Shared Mobility Division
- Combined Mobility Committee
Become a Member
Be part of an international community working to advance public transport.
- Access to UITP’s digital knowledge library of over 60,000 references.
- Grow your network and your career thanks to our training programmes and events around the world.
- Broaden your perspective to be one step ahead in the sector.
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