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ECONOMY AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN CITIES
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CONGESTION
CHARGING IN THE UK
Anthony D. May
Professor of Transport Engineering. Institute of
Transport Studies – Leeds University, UK
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PERCEPTION
OF THE FAIRNESS OF AN URBAN ROAD PRICING
Stéphanie Souche
Laboratoire d´Economie des Transports, France
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COMMERCIAL AND URBAN REVITALIZATION OF MONTERA STREET
Antonio Díaz
Madrid City Council, Spain
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TOWARDS A QUANTIFICATION
OF THE URBAN ACCESSIBILITY
Jesús Alonso
Faculty of Public Works, Spain
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WALKING
CONDITIONS AS A BARRIER TO PUBLIC TRANSPORT USE: FROM THE
PERSPECTIVE OF DISABLED SCOTTISH ADULTS
Michael Carreno
NAPIER Transport Research Institute, UK
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MOBILITY STRATEGY
INMADRID AND THE M-30 IMPROVENT
Ana Mª Pardeiro
TRANSyT, Spain
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MOBILITY
AND SOCIAL AND TERRITORIAL INEQUALITIES
Christelle Paulo
Laboratoire d’Economie des Transports, France
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PRIORITY
TO PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND NON MOTORISED MODES
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METROPOLITAN MOBILITY OBSERVATORY IN SPAIN
Andrés Monzón
Director of TRANSyT, Spain
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INTERMODAL AREAS OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT LINKED TO THE EXTENSION
OF THE METRO LINE 3 INMADRID AND THEIR INFLUENCE IN THE
MOBILITY OF THE CITY
José Mario Villoria
Madrid City Council, Spain
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THE LOW USE OF THE BICYCLE IN SPAIN: COMPARINGMADRID AND
AUSTRIAN CITIES
Paul Pfaffenbichler
Technical University of Vienna, Austria
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MOBIKE AND EPISOL PROJECTS: CEMUSA PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING
MOBILITY
Juan Norverto
CEMUSA, Spain
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METHODOLOGY AND EXAMPLES OF THE ROUTE TO SCHOOL
Joan Estevadeordal
INTRA, Spain
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MOBILITY
MANAGEMENT: INNOVATIVE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES TO TRANSPORT
PROBLEMS
Todd Litman
Director of Victoria Transport-Policy Institute,
Canadá
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BUS AND
SUBWAY STATIONS’ UBIQUITY: A CASE STUDY FOR STATIONS ALONG
ISTANBULMETRO LINE
Ali Secan Kesteen
Istanbul Technical University, Turkey
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PARK AND RIDE FACILITIES. A PERFECT COMPLEMENT TO PUBLIC
TRANSPORT
Jorge Mijangos
OHL, Spain
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THE USE
AND IMPACT OF MAXIMUM PARKING STANDARDS IN SCOTLAND, UK
Tom Rye
NAPIER Transport Research Institute, UK
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AN
APPROACH OF OPTIMIZATION AND SIMULATION FOR THE PHYSICAL AND
OPERATIONAL DESIGN OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT SYSTEMS
Luigi dell’Olio
Burgos University, Spain
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EUROPEAN
CITIES AND REGIONS BY THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE TRANSPORT AND
MOBILITY
Youry Besbes
President of Polis, Toulouse, France
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FROM TRAFFIC CONTROL TO MOBILITY MANAGEMENT
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CAPACITIES,
PERFORMANCES AND POSSIBILITIES OF M-30 FOR THE MOBILITY OF
MADRID
Carlos Rubio
Head of the Traffic Technologies Department -
Madrid City Council, Spain
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THE
IMPORTANCE OF THE CONTACT WITH THE CITIZEN AS PART OF THE
URBAN MOBILITY
Alberto Arbaiza
Directorate General of Traffic, Spain
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MOBILITY MANAGEMENT CENTRE
Longinos León
Madrid City Council, Spain
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THE
REGULATED PARKING: THE CASE OF MADRID
Miguel Angel Millá
Madrid City Council, Spain
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CUSTOMER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Arturo Martínez
Municipal Bus Company of Madrid, Spain
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BODY
OFMOBILITY AGENTS CREATION
Mario Elipe
Madrid City Council, Spain
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ACCESS
CONTROL IN CITY CENTRES : ROME AS A CASE
Antonio Musso
Professor of the Department of Hydraulic, Transport and
Roads. Università “La Sapienza”, Italy
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RESIDENTIAL PRIORITY IN LAS LETRAS DISTRICT OF MADRID: A
PRACTICAL CASE OF USING TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE MOBILITY
MANAGEMENT
Arturo Revenga
Revenga Enginneers, Spain
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ACCESS CONTROL TO THE PEDESTRIAN AREA IN PUERTA DEL SOL
Raúl García
TEVA, Spain
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TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT IN ANDORRA
David Palmitjavila
Mobility Agency, Andorra
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NEW
TRAFFIC LIGHT PRIORITY SYSTEM FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Juan Carlos de la Rosa
ETRA, Spain
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EXPERIENCES
OF ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS TO RESTRICTED AREAS BY MEANS OF
ARTIFICIAL VISION
Carlos Mª Buira
SICE, Spain
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ROAD SAFETY IN METROPOLITAN AREAS
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URBAN
SAFETY. LONDON EXPERIENCE
Chris Lines
Head of the London Road Safety Unit - Transport for London,
UK
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EMERGENCIES IN URBAN TUNNELS
José Salcedo
SICE, Spain
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MANAGEMENT OF EMERGENCES IN URBAN CONTEXT
Juan Rafael Rodríguez
TELVENT, Spain
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FOTO-ROJO, A BET FOR CITIZENS
Luis Miguel Suárez
TELVENT, Spain
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DRIVING
LICENSE THROUGH POINTS IN THE URBAN ENVIROMENT
Ramón Ledesma
Directorate General of Traffic, Spain
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ROAD
SAFETY PLAN STRATEGIES OF MADRID MUNICIPALITY
Fernando Autran
Coordinador General de Servicios a la Comunidad.
Madrid City Council, Spain
Jesus Mora
Coordinador General de Seguridad. Madrid City Council,
Spain
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SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF THE URBAN MOBILITY
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20
YEARS OF URBAN MOBILITY PLANS IN FRANCE
Antonio González
Associate Researcher. Laboratoire Techniques,
Territoires et Sociétés École Nationale des Ponts et
Chaussées, France
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THE
MITIGATION OF CO2 EMISSIONS IN URBAN MOBILITY PLANS OF THE
SPANISH CITIES. THE CASES OF SEVILLE AND MADRID
Ana Yábar
Environmental Sciences Institute, Spain
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PEDESTRIANISATION
OF THE ARANJUEZ HISTORIC CITY CENTRE
Joaquín Juan-Dalac
MECSA, Spain
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URBAN MOBILITY AND REDUCTION OF CO2 EMISSIONS: AN ANALYSIS
THROUGH THE CONCEPT OF BUDGET-TIME OF TRANSPORT
Héctor Guillermo López-Ruiz
Laboratoire d´Economie des Transports, France
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SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY POLICY IN HOLLAND AND THE PARTICIPATION
OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR IN TRANSPORT PROJECTS
Barbara Swartz
Policy maker at the Directorate-General for
Passenger. Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water
Management – The Netherlands
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EUROPEAN
PLATFORM AND EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON MOBILITY MANAGEMENT (EPOMM
AND ECOMM) - OPPORTUNITIES FOR SPAIN
Karl-Heinz Posch
EPOMM Coordinator. Austria
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MOBILITY:
DIFFERENT REGIONAL APPROACHES IN SPAIN
Andrés Romera
Faculty of Public Works, Spain
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MOBILITY LAW IN CATALUñA
Pere Torres
Cerdá Institute, Spain
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MOVIMAN
- MOBILITYMANAGEMENT IN COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS
Manfred Wacker
Stuttgart University, Germany
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IMPACTS
OF RESTRICTING PEDESTRIANS’ MOBILITY
Alejandro Tirachini
Chile University, Chile
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MODELLING
USER SATISFACTION OF PUBLIC BUS TRANSPORTATION
Marta Rojo
Burgos University, Spain
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