Triggering Regional Accessibility and Networks for Sustainable Intelligent Transportation

This project addresses the challenge of offering and interweaving eco-friendly transportation choices in suburban areas with those in city centers. This will be done with a specific focus on Eugene, Oregon, and Linköping, Sweden. Despite growing awareness of environmental impacts, various factors, psychological, societal, and infrastructural, often impede the adoption of sustainable transportation practices. The project's primary objective is to provide suburban travelers with viable alternatives that align with environmental goals and reduce overall energy consumption.

The emphasis is on ensuring gender equality and incorporating a feminist perspective in resource allocation and role distribution. Employing an experimental design-driven approach, the project integrates psychological insights with design methodologies, nudging, and co-creation. Deliverables range from comprehensive reports and guidelines to scientific papers and teaching materials, disseminated among policymakers, researchers, students, and a broader audience. Implementation is structured across four work packages, supported by regular meetings and online collaboration tools to ensure seamless teamwork. The project envisions a sustained collaboration between universities, anticipating additional funding for demonstrators and paving the way for long-term cooperation in advancing sustainable transportation solutions.

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