Urban Mobility
How does Europe integrate Sustainability?
The Unsuperficials for Sustainability
We are four students from emlyon business school, united under the name The Unsuperficials. Our ambition: to go beyond appearances and dive deep into the topic of urban mobility. No superficiality here; just a clear-eyed, committed approach to sustainability. Want to see what drives us? Click below to learn more !
Why Urban Mobility?
Our goal is to explore how European cities are addressing the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities. In the face of climate change, building urban resilience to prevent human, social, and economic losses has become a major challenge.
%
of EU citizens live in urban areas
%
of all transport greenhouse gas emissions is generated by them
%
reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 as target for the EU
Our Case Studies
How are cities adapting, not only to reduce their carbon footprint but also to become more resilient and future-ready? Discover our case studies !
Automobility: challenges, conflicts, and regulatory policies in the greater Paris metropolitan area
The 15-Minute City as a Pressure Valve for Urban Mobility: The Case of Barcelona
The curious case of Santiago de Compostela: From pilgrimage to sustainable urban mobility
CopenPay: How did Copenhagen make traveling Sustainable?
Need some data for your
research or work?
As know, gathering data for research and work can be fastidious and complicated. This is way we decided to create a media and data section. In those sections, you can find data we collected from various sources online but also data that we collected on our own. Feel free to use this meticulously collected data and don’t forget to cite The Unsuperficials if doing so!
Data section
You’re looking for figures and graphs to illustrate your work on urban mobility? You’re at the right place!
Media section
You’re looking for raw content and insights about urban mobility? Click here to discover more!
Views from the world
This Media Gallery portrays the different transportation in the cities in Europe that contribute to the development of the urban mobility.
