Safe and Active Mobility

Lusaka, Zambia is developing a policy to require bike lanes on major roads throughout the urban area as part of the city's commitment to safe and active mobility. They previously worked with the Partnership to reduce speeding near schools.

Istanbul, Turkey completed the city's first “pedestrian stop” pilot—a traffic calming measure to improve road safety and provide welcoming spaces to encourage more walking. The initiative is now scaling up in locations across the city.

Dublin, Ireland is improving the monitoring of walking and biking routes using new and emerging technology and computing techniques to influence data driven strategy for the expansion of active travel infrastructure.

Boston, United States is introducing a new truck and bus Direct Vision rating system that will improve large vehicle drivers’ view of vulnerable road users around them–making its streets safer for cyclists & pedestrians.

Santiago, Chile is developing a comprehensive mobility plan that encourages safe and active mobility throughout the entire metropolitan region with a focus on addressing inequalities that hinder the way that people get, including gender, income, age and abilities.

São Paulo, Brazil is counting bicycle trips at locations throughout the city as part of its efforts to promote safe and active mobility.

Bangkok, Thailand has completed a series of urban design updates aimed at improving sidewalks and cycling paths in the Bamrung Mueang neighborhood.