Tag: STARS
Shared Mobility Rocks 2019
Save the date! Autodelen, one of the STARS partners organises the ‘Shared Mobility Rocks’ in Brussels (Belgium), on the 8th of October 2019.
STARS participation in the 2019 CIVITAS Forum
For the second year running, the STARS project was one of the 40 exhibitors part of the CIVITAS Forum Conference. The 17th edition took place in Graz (Austria) from 2-4 October. STARS project representatives Johannes Rodenbach (Autodelen), Michael Glotz- Richter (City of Bremen) and Marko Horvat (ICLEI European Secretariat) welcomed more than 200 visitors at the STARS stand. The majority of them had
STARS Webinar n°2 – Bringing car sharing into the European cities
The STARS webinar n°2 took place on Friday 20th of September. If you missed it, you can directly access the replay by clicking here. This second STARS webinar gathered 20 participants (5 panellists and 15 attendees), plus 4 out of 5 Uptake cities (Sofia (Bulgaria), Varna (Bulgaria), Budapest (Hungary) & Cluj- Napoca (Romania)). The webinar was moderated by Marko Horvat (ICLEI
STARS research part of the SUMP guidelines
Released in September by the European Commission and titled “Integration of shared mobility approaches in sustainable urban mobility planning”, the SUMP guidelines mentioned STARS research and first results: page 7, 22 & 23. The full version of this document is available by clicking here.
STARS Webinar 2: Bringing car sharing into the European cities
Don’t miss the STARS webinar n°2 on Friday 20th of September, from 11 am to 12:30 pm! After examining the current status and available business models of car sharing in Europe in the first STARS webinar, this new online session will further discuss the STARS results from the perspective of local authorities. Local authorities have the power to influence car sharing through policies and stakeholder
STARS will be at the CIVITAS Forum
For the second year running, the STARS project will participate in the CIVITAS Forum Conference. The 17th edition will take place in Graz (Austria), from 2-4 October. STARS partners will present their latest research and results on car sharing solutions and services in Europe. Come and meet them at the exhibition booth 262 (shared with 3 other related projects: MoTiV,
PRESS RELEASE – Car Sharing Innovation Camp to Jump-Start City Programmes
17 July 2019 – Paris, France – With car sharing becoming an ever-important aspect of city sustainability plans, the innovation experts at LGI are hosting a camp geared towards policymakers, entrepreneurs and organisations with an interest in new forms of mobility. Car Sharing Campout: Let’s Roll! will be held in Paris at the Anticafé Olympiades, 14-15 October 2019. So as to forge synergies and enable
Webinar 2 – Bringing car sharing into the European cities
Don’t miss the STARS webinar n°2 on Friday 20th of September, from 11 am to 12:30 pm! After examining the current status and available business models of car sharing in Europe in the first STARS webinar, this new online session will further discuss the STARS results from the perspective of local authorities. Local authorities have the power to influence car sharing
Come to the Car Sharing Campout!
Mark your calendar and register for the Car Sharing Campout organised in Paris, 14-15 October 2019! Today cities are facing an urgent demand to reduce the damaging impacts of transportation on both the environment and their citizens’ health. As they grapple with improving air quality, expanding green areas and reducing traffic congestion, car sharing is becoming an ever-important part of
STARS Fourth Project Meeting
The fourth STARS project meeting took place in Brussels (Belgium) from 16-17 May. Once again partners met together and shared the latest results of the research activities carried out on car sharing in Europe. They also discussed about the upcoming STARS Innovation Camp that will take place in Paris (France) from 14-15 October.
EU HORIZON 2020 PROJECT
The STARS project received funding from the H2020 Programme under grant agreement n°769513.
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