AET Transport & Mobility Forum - FREE Webinar Thursday 3rd April 2025
 | FREE WEBINAR: April 3rd 202511:00-12:00 CEST / 10.00 – 11.00 BSTInclusive Mobility: Equal Access for All |
Inclusive Mobility: Equal Access for All
This month's TMF webinar is being co-hosted with the AET Inclusion Group and will discuss two examples of projects which demonstrate different aspects of the approaches to achieving inclusive mobility in the UK and EU.
Getting Home Safely: Why considering the safety of women and girls is crucial for inclusive transport and spaces
AtkinsRéalis’ Getting Home Safely initiative was founded on the belief that everyone deserves to feel safe in public spaces and on transport services. However, as planners and designers, there is not enough evidence available on what interventions best support this.
In this session the presenters will share the findings from our 2024 survey that sought to build a deeper understanding of what features impact our perception of safety whilst travelling and using public spaces. They will explore how this differs between demographic groups, and why this evidence is crucial to enable inclusive transport and public spaces.
ELABORATOR – Designing sustainable urban mobility towards climate-neutral cities
The EU-funded ELABORATOR project aims to support cities in planning and designing mobility and public space that reflect the views and needs of their users while pursuing their climate-neutrality path. With 12 European Living Labs, the project is working with key interventions towards safe, inclusive and sustainable urban mobility, specifically co-designed and co-created with identified vulnerable to exclusion user groups, local authorities and other relevant stakeholders.
The ELABORATOR presentation will focus on the project methodologies supporting its Living Labs in planning and implementing their sustainable mobility measures in a more inclusive and accessible manner, ensuring that mobility and public space are available to everyone. Some of the project’s current outcomes include the ELABORATOR Inclusion Plan, the Evaluation Plan and the Co-creation Playbook leading to the Lighthouse cities implementation plans and the initial twining with Follower Cities.
This webinar will be chaired by Chris Cary, TMF Working Group Member and moderated by Danielle Snellen, Diversity & Inclusion Working Group C. The AET Transport and Mobility Forum webinars are FREE to attend and are hosted on the Zoom platform.
Speakers & Subjects
Daniëlle Snellen, programme lead and senior researcher at PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency. Daniëlle is an urban planner with over 25 years of experience as a researcher in the field of transport and spatial planning. She translates facts and analyses into challenges and policy options with an eye and ear for the social debate and the values at play, always taking people in their environment as a starting point. At PBL she is currently leading a research programme that aims to contribute to a better match between people’s direct living environment and the diverse needs of different population groups. |  Programme Lead and Senior Researcher PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency  |
Adrienne Mathews, Principal Transport Planner co-leads AtkinsRéalis’ Getting Home Safely women’s safety team. Adrienne focusses on planning and design of streets and public spaces to enhance perceived and real safety for women. She is a transport and urban planner with over 10 years’ experience working at the intersection of transport and public realm and is specifically interested in the design and function of streets as spaces of movement and community life, and committed to the idea that improving comfort, safety and security for women improves spaces for all. |  Principal Transport Planner AtkinsRéalis |
Kelly Cary, Associate Director in Movement & Place in AtkinsRéalis is co-author of Getting Home Safely. Kelly provides technical leadership into transport and infrastructure projects embedding customer, community and equality impacts needs into development of scheme, policies and strategies, and is particularly interested in how we ensure spaces and services are designed and operated to provide comfortable and inclusive spaces for all. |  Associate Director in Movement & Place AtkinsRéalis |
Andréia Lopes Azevedo, Active Travel & Health Cluster Lead at Polis, coordinates the Active Travel & Health Working Group and related projects and activities, including ELABORATOR, ensuring a constant interrelation with other sustainable mobility topics. With a background in urban planning, integrated urbanism, sustainable design, and architecture, she has over 15 years of experience working on different mobility-related projects in Brazil and Europe. Her work has always focused on sustainable cities and mobility, where walking, cycling, and quality of public space are central. |  Active Travel & Health Cluster Lead  |
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