Detailed description (English): Trivector Traffic invites you to an inspiring breakfast event on the future of mobility solutions. Together, we will explore new insights and research on how mobility can shape healthier lives and more liveable neighbourhoods.
Children’s Active Mobility
Anna-Karin Lindqvist, Associate Professor at Luleå University of Technology, shares findings from her research on children’s active school travel. She will show how school-based initiatives have successfully encouraged more children to walk or cycle to school. Learn how teachers’ involvement, parents’ sense of security, and playful elements like gamification can create methods that improve health, learning, and traffic safety.
Richer Neighbourhoods – Mobility that Creates Space and Quality of Life
Rasmus Sundberg, Head of Collaborative Urban Development at Trivector, presents the research project Rikare grannskap. The project demonstrates how reduced car use in residential areas can free up space for housing and green areas – while also increasing liveability, quality, and sense of community.
Program
07:30 – 08:00 Drop-in and breakfast in the House Be lounge
08:00 – 09:00 Seminar
- Children’s Active Mobility – Safe, fun, and simple
- Richer Neighbourhoods – Mobility that Creates Space and Quality of Life
09:00 – 09:30 Closing and opportunity for further discussion.
Tuesday, September 16, 07:30 – 09:30
House Be, Timmermansgatan 22, 972 31 Luleå
➡️ Please register by September 15.
Detailed description (original language): Trivector Traffic bjuder in till ett inspirerande frukostevent om framtidens mobilitetslösningar. Tillsammans utforskar vi ny kunskap och forskning om hur mobilitet kan bidra till ett friskare liv och mer trivsamma bostadsområden.
Barns aktiva mobilitet
Anna-Karin Lindqvist, biträdande professor vid Luleå tekniska universitet, delar med sig av insikter från sin forskning om barns aktiva skolresor. Hon visar hur skolbaserade insatser framgångsrikt har fått fler barn att gå eller cykla till skolan. Du får ta del av hur lärarens roll, föräldrars trygghet och lekfulla inslag som gamification kan skapa metoder som gynnar både hälsa, lärande och en tryggare trafikmiljö.
Rikare grannskap – mobilitet som frigör plats och livskvalitet
Rasmus Sundberg, affärsområdesansvarig för Samskapad stadsutveckling på Trivector, presenterar forskningsprojektet Rikare grannskap. Projektet visar hur minskad bilanvändning i bostadsområden kan frigöra yta för fler bostäder, grönska och sociala kvaliteter – och samtidigt skapa ökad trivsel och livskvalitet.
Program
07:30 – 08:00 Drop-in och frukost i loungen på House Be
08:00 – 09:00 Seminarium.
Barns aktiva mobilitet – tryggt, roligt och enkelt
Rikare grannskap – mobilitet som frigör plats och livskvalitet
09:00 – 09:30 Avrundning och möjlighet till vidare diskussion
Tisdag 16 september, 07:30 – 09:30
House Be, Timmermansgatan 22, 972 31 Luleå
➡️ Anmäl dig senast 15 september.
Target group(s): - Urban planners and city officials
- Researchers and professionals in mobility and transport
- Representatives from municipalities and regions
- Housing developers and property managers
- Schools, educators, and public health professionals
- Companies and organizations working with sustainability and innovation
- Anyone interested in sustainable mobility and liveable neighbourhoods
Objectives: The aim of the event is to inspire and share new knowledge about future mobility solutions that promote healthier lifestyles, safer travel, and more liveable neighbourhoods. By highlighting research and practical examples, we want to show how sustainable mobility can create benefits not only for individuals but also for communities and urban development.
Partner: Guest speaker from Luleå University of Technology,
Sweden