EcoMobility is an environmentally friendly and socially inclusive way of transportation, including cycling, wheeling, walking and the use of public transportation, with special focus on intermodality.
EcoMobility Alliance
ICLEI and Changwon City have launched the EcoMobility Alliance, a select group of ambitious cities that have achieved excellent results in certain dimensions of sustainable mobility, and that strive to reach similar results in other EcoMobility fields.
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Alliance Chair: Changwon City
The EcoMobility Alliance is currently chaired by Changwon, Korea. Changwon is a city renowned for its environmentally-friendly developments and its innovative and high-tech NUBIJA public bike system. As Alliance Chair, the city supports the exchange of expertise among ambitious entities in the field of EcoMobility.
Featured Document
Year:
2011
Description document
Public transportation accounts for nearly 65% of all trips in Seoul. Bus trips account for nearly 30%, and the subway for 35%. The frequent use of public transportation is due to the major transformations that the system has undergone in the past decade, namely the profound improvement of the bus system and its integration with the city’s subway system.
