Cooperative Streets is a project funded by the European Union, delivering results in the promotion of safer, more inclusive and sustainable streets, through cooperation between users, smart technologies and people-centred urban planning.
In Portugal, more than 30 entities participated in this project: municipalities, transport authorities, research centres, public transport operators, motorway concessionaires and technology companies – all working together to promote a collaborative approach to urban mobility.
In this interview, we explain TIS’s involvement in Cooperative Streets and present the changes implemented in the municipalities of Trofa and Cascais.
Sustainable Mobility: a collective commitment for a better future
As políticas e os investimentos públicos são essenciais; os investimentos na melhoria das redes de transportes coletivos realizados nos últimos anos e previstos para os