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Resources

This project concluded on 31 December 2025. All outputs produced during the Active Cities project (2023-2025) are archived here for public use. These resources were developed to assist urban planners and policymakers in replicating our good practices.

Active Cities Policy Briefs

Policy Brief: Streets for Walking and Cycling
Policy Brief: Streets for Walking and Cycling
Lessons from the Active Cities Project: Inspire and guide cities in the redesign of streets for walking and cycling
Policy Brief: Mobility Hubs for Walking and Cycling
Policy Brief: Mobility Hubs for Walking and Cycling
Lessons from the Active Cities Project: Inspire and guide cities in the redesign of mobility hubs for walking and cycling
Lessons from the Active Cities Project:Engage and empower citizens towards more walking and cycling
Policy Brief: Behaviour Change for More Walking and Cycling
Lessons from the Active Cities Project:Engage and empower citizens towards more walking and cycling

Reference Studies

Mobility Hubs Reference Study
Mobility Hubs Reference Study
The study analyses four urban locations in Denmark, assessing them against 12 quality criteria. It offers insights into design, user experience, and the dynamics of these spaces.

Additional Resources

AAU Mobility Hub Compass (Critical Questions)
This Mobility Hub Compass developed by AAU features critical questions to be used as a guide for evaluating and designing mobility hubs for active mobility.
AAU Mobility Compass (Positive Indicators)
This Mobility Compass developed by AAU features positive indicators and can be used as a guide for evaluating and designing mobility hubs for active mobility.
Report
Active Mobility and Design in Vesterbro Torv: Investigating people’s active mobilities, practices and interactions with the temporary design of Vesterbro Torv
This report investigates active mobilities from the users’ perspectives in the temporary design of Vesterbro Torv in Aarhus, Denmark.
Written by Andrea Victoria Hernandez Bueno & Marwa Shokair, Aalborg University.
Video
Video: Promoting Active City Life in Denmark
In this video, Tina Vestermann Olsen, Aalborg University shares how Interreg cooperation helps discover the best ways to encourage urbanites to walk and cycle.