TNO developed a methodology to include parking in macroscopic traffic assignment. This methodology, using parking links and parking capacities, allows cities in the XCARCITY programme to explore policy measures and designs that offer different parking options. The impact of these… Read More »Parking in Macroscopic Transport Models: Modelling Parking Capacities in Traffic Assignment
With his thesis – ‘Setting the Price for Carsharing: A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Equitable Carsharing in the Car-free Neighbourhood of Merwede’ – Leonardo concludes the master’s programme Transport, Infrastructure & Logistics at the TU Delft. Space is getting scarce. That’s why XCARCITY… Read More »Setting the Price for Carsharing
With all work packages now underway, June 17th was a perfect day for the next consortium meeting. Vervoerregio Amsterdam hosted a successful and insightful day, allowing researchers and partners to review early results, discuss potential hurdles, and plan the way… Read More »CONSORTIUM MEETING: SUMMER EDITION ‘24
By Jyotsna Singh, Yuxing Cheng, Azarakhsh Salem, Nourhan Shokry and Lobke Zandstra On Wednesday, May 29th, MRDH through the XCARCITY Programme organized a round table on mobility hubs in Rotterdam. About 20 people from the XCARCITY consortium, including 4 researchers… Read More »XCARCITY Mobility Hub Round Table Discussion
By Prof. Dr. Bart van Arem “A society without a mobility divide, where people, goods and services can move freely and independently, safely, comfortably and in an environmentally, people- and city- friendly way”. This is the vision of Prof ISHIDA… Read More »XCARCITY Collaboration with the Japanese SIP Development of Smart Mobility Platform
By Yuxing ChengPhotos: Tom Kuipers The AMS Scientific Conference, held from April 23 – 25, 2024 in Amsterdam, brought together scientists, policymakers, and industry partners to discuss the latest solutions in sustainable urban development. The XCARCITY program team hosted a… Read More »XCARCITY and AMS explore global perspectives on digital twins for sustainable mobility in cities
By Dingshan Sun & Fatemeh Marzani The kick-off event for Work Package 5 was successfully held in Apeldoorn, april 12. Involved in the meeting were TU Delft, University of Twente and OpenRemote. Following six months of preparatory Studies, our understanding… Read More »Kickoff Event Work Package 5
On Thursday morning, March 14th, we gathered for an engaging meeting of XCARCITY at TU Delft X building. A group of students from Prof. William (Billy) Riggs’ class at the University of San Francisco joined us to discuss approaches to… Read More »William Briggs visit – work package 7
In the dynamic landscape of urban cycling, safety stands as a paramount concern. Over the last 6 months, Work package 2 has delved into the layers of perceived safety to enhance the cycling experience for all. From an initial exploration… Read More »Work package 2 update
After almost six and a half years of studying, this thesis marked the end of Ruben Verbeeke’s journey at the TU Delft. In his thesis, Verbeeke developed a process for selecting and operationalising well-being indicators for the evaluation of car-free… Read More »Well-being Indicators for Car-Free Policies