ISPRA Venice participates in the "WORKERS IN THE SADDLE" Living Lab
A constructive discussion to promote cycling and sustainable mobility
ISPRA participated in the "LAVORATORI IN SELLA" Living Lab, organized by the City of Venice as part of the European LAMO project (Local Authorities on the path to sustainable Urban Mobility in the Adriatic/Ionian region), dedicated to the topic of cycling.
The meeting, which involved strategic stakeholders from the local socio-cultural and economic landscape—companies, public administrations, associations, and citizens—aimed at stimulating collective reflection and gathering concrete proposals to encourage cycling among workers, leveraging the contribution of local companies as catalysts for positive change.
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- ISPRA Venice participates in the "WORKERS IN THE SADDLE" Living Lab
- 2025-11-05T11:00:00+01:00
- 2025-11-05T14:00:00+01:00
- A constructive discussion to promote cycling and sustainable mobility ISPRA participated in the "LAVORATORI IN SELLA" Living Lab, organized by the City of Venice as part of the European LAMO project (Local Authorities on the path to sustainable Urban Mobility in the Adriatic/Ionian region), dedicated to the topic of cycling. The meeting, which involved strategic stakeholders from the local socio-cultural and economic landscape—companies, public administrations, associations, and citizens—aimed at stimulating collective reflection and gathering concrete proposals to encourage cycling among workers, leveraging the contribution of local companies as catalysts for positive change.
- When Nov 05, 2025 from 11:00 AM to 02:00 PM (Europe/Berlin / UTC100)
- Where Venice
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In the final workshop, participants contributed ideas and suggestions on how to improve cycling services and strengthen collaboration between local governments and businesses. In this context, the ISPRA Mobility Manager for the Venice office emphasized the importance of ensuring safety, comfort, and accessibility for those who choose to cycle, proposing monitoring and upgrading the cycle network based on identified critical issues. Other proposals included scheduling "Bike Check" points with road safety education activities and implementing awareness campaigns to promote more informed and safe cycling.
These proposals are part of ISPRA's broader commitment to promoting sustainable mobility and supporting local policies that encourage more responsible and environmentally friendly travel.