ADEPT-Arcadis: ‘Going Dutch’ active travel behaviour change webinar
Wednesday 3 February, 10.30am-12pm
The pandemic has turned the spotlight onto active travel provision. In July 2020, we published our active travel policy position (here). This set out a number of commitments, including:
- Strengthen ties between local authorities, Public Health England and ADPH, for example through knowledge sharing and co-authoring papers
- Advocate what ‘good’ looks like, using our evidence base and case studies
- Provide a community of best practice
- Encourage members to implement new guidance and make significant changes to their road layouts to give more space to cyclists and pedestrians
- Encourage members to embed the Local Transport Note (LTN) on cycling and walking standards
- Encourage members to…incentivise travel by more sustainable modes
With that in mind we are holding a webinar on ‘Going Dutch’ active travel in association with Arcadis, a Dutch-owned global business and one of ADEPT’s Corporate Partners, on Wednesday 3 February.
This will cover:
- Macro level view – social, political, and cultural lessons learned from decades of enabling and sustaining a shift to active travel in the Netherlands
- Creating behaviour change – based on case studies presenting lessons learned
- Innovative approaches to incentivising behaviour change
- The use of digital platforms to create and incentivise behaviour change
- The importance of effective public/private partnership
- Designing cycling infrastructure as part of an integrated transport system – based on cycling and walking case studies with lessons learned, how can ADEPT members embed new LTN design guidance
Click here to book your place.