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Clean Cities advocates for zero-emission urban mobility across European cities. It's hosted by T&E.
About Clean Cities
We are a European network of organisations delivering powerful campaigns and research to urge cities to phase out petrol and diesel vehicles, and to prioritise active, shared and electric mobility. The Clean Cities network consists of over 80 non governmental and grassroots organisations from across Europe. Together we champion policies that support the shift to cleaner transport in the race towards zero-emission mobility by 2030. Clean Cities is hosted by T&E. Thank you for joining the Clean Cities LinkedIn community - follow our page to stay up-to-date with our work.
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Signals from Clean Cities
8 published signals
Research & Knowledge
Clean Cities published research showing that the average tram speed on the lines analyzed by the Politecnico di Milano is 12.1 km/h, with approximately 17% of waiting time spent at traffic lights.
Reported by Tommaso Goisis
Research & Knowledge
Clean Cities published research showing that on the lines analyzed by the Politecnico di Milano, trams travel between 9 and 13 km/h in peak hours, with the Velocipiedi community recording daily tram carriage data and measuring waiting times.
Reported by Tommaso Goisis
Research & Knowledge
Clean Cities published research showing that in cities like Zurich, Lione, and Amsterdam, traffic lights prioritize public transport to reduce waiting times and increase carriage capacity.
Reported by Tommaso Goisis
Research & Knowledge
Clean Cities published research showing that between 2016 and 2024, tram trains in Politecnico di Milano experienced a 19% decrease in daily carriage numbers, with 3,490 fewer trains recorded over the period when buses and ferrocab trains were included.
Reported by Tommaso Goisis
Strategy & Corporate Development
Clean Cities published a statement emphasizing the need to build and purchase public housing for workers and workers in the TPL sector.
Reported by Tommaso Goisis
Strategy & Corporate Development
Clean Cities published a candidate for the Milan City Council, emphasizing priority traffic light semaphores over the entire tram network and the main bus and ferrocab lines.
Reported by Tommaso Goisis
Presence & Recognition
Clean Cities published an article titled 'MILANO: COSTO DELLA VITA E ACCOUNTABILITY' in the Milan newspaper Il Giorno.
Reported by Tommaso Goisis
Products & Services
Clean Cities proposes that Milan introduce a community service of summer centers in September until the school reopen, using schools, community homes, and sports facilities.
Reported by Tommaso Goisis