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fodgængerforbundet.dk   Denmark What we do In the Danish Pedestrians' Association, we represent the interests of pedestriansand work aimed at moving them higher up on the political agenda, so that...

By Jeremy de Sousa, Alessia Vinet & 3 more. Cars pose a far greater threat to other road users than e-micromobility, raising a basic question for traffic safety: which modes should actually be limited...

The International Federation of Pedestrians (IFP) is delighted to welcome Cidadeapé as a new member of our global network. Based in São Paulo, Brazil, Cidadeapé is a leading civil society...

The International Federation of Pedestrians (IFP), represented by Olena Kuzhym and Alan Raposo in person as well as Jolien Vandoorne online, contributed to five sessions at the 13th World Urban...

https://peatones.org/caminando/   Ecuador Advocating for Pedestrian Rights in Ecuador Peatones de Quito (Asociación de Peatones de Quito – APQ) is a citizen-led organisation dedicated to promoting pedestrian rights, safer streets...

https://cidadeape.org/   Brazil What we do We are Cidadeapé - Association for Walking Mobility in São Paulo, a volunteer-based civil society organization dedicated to defending the rights of those who...

As part of our mission to promote walkability internationally, we attend the UNECE Global Forum for Road Traffic Safety’s (WP1) twice annual sessions in Geneva, Switzerland. At WP1, we draw from our specialized...

Read IFP’s report on cycling and the relationship with pedestrians, exploring sidewalk design, cycling infrastructure, shared spaces, e-scooters and pedestrian safety.

The International Federation of Pedestrians launches “Streets for People: Policy proposals to get us where we need to be,” a new policy document presenting eight priorities to elevate walking and...

The Three Tenors of Urbanism explain their latest effort: The Urban Truth Collective.

The ambitious Sepulveda Transit Corridor project — an automated subway line underneath Bel Air — aims to do something rare in LA: Get people out of their cars.

Residents across nine European capitals - Berlin, Brussels, Budapest, London, Rome, Madrid, Paris, Sofia, and Warsaw - shared opinions on their city’s mobility.

Exclusive: Campaigners say ‘menacing vehicles’ are putting children at risk owing to their large front blind zones

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European civil society organisations urge the European Commission to create an EU Road Safety Agency to strengthen road safety.

Opening the EU market to vehicles certified under US standards would weaken the protections that save lives in Europe, say more than 80 civil society organisations and the administrations of Amsterdam...

The International Federation of Pedestrians, together with the European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) and a coalition of leading civil-society and mobility organisations (Eurocities, European Cyclis...