TRACE
The aim? To increase and optimise the use of ICT tracking services for cycling and walking in cities.
More particularly, TRACE assessed the potential of ICT-based tracking services to optimise the planning 
and implementation of such measures and enhance their attractiveness and potential impact. Issues such as data privacy, cost, interoperability, financial/tax incentives, infrastructure planning and service concepts were also addressed.
Dedicated TRACE tracking-based tools to promote behaviour change and support mobility planning were tested in eight pilot sites: Breda (NL), Agueda (PT), Southend on Sea Borough (UK), Bologna (IT), Luxembourg-Esch (LU), Belgrade (RS), Plovdiv (BG) and Flanders (BE), and evaluated in terms of impacts, success factors and benefits, while preparing for their full commercial exploitation. To that end, common, flexible and open access tools were developed, which address related ICT challenges and enable the
development of products based on tracking services tailored to the requirements of specific measures by market-oriented application developers.
Key deliverables:
- D5.1 Delivery of at least two fully functioning and well-documented open access basic modular tools
- D4.2 Preliminary Prototypes of integrated solutions
- D6.1 Pilot implementation strategy in pilots
- D7.1 Evaluation plan, describing the evaluation framework and the data collection requirements
- D8.6 TRACE Toolkit. Guidelines and recommendations on tracking walking & cycling for mobility planning and behaviour change
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 635266
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