Shaping the Future of Sustainable Mobility and Public Space

Sustainable mobility is rapidly transforming the way we move — and at Mobycon, we are at the forefront of this change. Our mission is to create vibrant, safe, and inclusive public spaces by promoting active travel, sustainable transport solutions, and innovative street design.

From in-depth research into emerging mobility trends to hands-on work in cities worldwide, we help communities transition towards cleaner, healthier, and more people-focused transportation systems. Our expertise spans public space design, cycling and walking infrastructure, and integrating new mobility technologies that support climate-friendly travel choices.

We actively collaborate with policymakers, urban planners, and industry leaders to translate ideas into impactful, real-world results. Whether it’s redesigning streets to prioritise people, applying data-driven mobility research, or shaping policies for a sustainable future, our goal remains the same: making movement better for everyone.

Stay informed on the latest sustainable transport developments, innovative design solutions, and inspiring global projects by reading our blog articles, news stories, and event updates here. Together, we can shape the future of mobility and public space.

  • What Happens When You Test a Street Before You Build It?

    Jamie Arnau

    At Mobycon, much of our work happens virtually and across cities, states, and countries, which makes it especially meaningful when [...]

  • Van Alkemadelaan street after redesign – improved cycling infrastructure

    Efficiency and Flexibility: Decoding How the Dutch Prioritize Cycling at Traffic Signals

    Robin van der Griend

    Denmark and the Netherlands both have a long history of prioritizing cycling. But the way this is done at intersections differs between [...]

  • First red cycling path in the Netherlands – Dutch cycling heritage

    Discover the History Behind the First Red Cycle Path During This Unique Study Tour

    Angela van der Kloof

    This article from Strategic Advisor Angela van der Kloof discusses the history behind the first red cycle path in Tilburg and highlights [...]

  • Dutch street design concept – cycling and pedestrian planning

    Now Available: Mobycon’s Planetizen Course Series

    Lennart Nout

    We’re excited to announce our Planetizen course track by Mobycon! This update provides additional information about our exciting new options [...]

  • Mobycon Academy template graphic – sustainable mobility education

    Women Mayors Making a Difference

    Brett Petzer, Lennart Nout, Arianne Robillard

    Women’s History Month may be over, but the importance of celebrating and prioritizing women in mobility does not end! Here [...]

  • Mobycon Academy image – sustainable mobility professional development

    Cycling Infrastructure on the Costa Blanca

    Alex Roedoe

    Our colleague from the Dutch team, Alex Roedoe, recently spent some time working from Spain’s Costa Blanca and, being a mobility [...]

  • Street design concept illustration – active transportation planning

    SUMP: Now’s the Time to Act- and How Mobycon Can Help

    Moniek Jansen

    Mobility is changing and cities need to keep up. Electric vehicles, shared mobility, aging populations, shrinking public transport budgets: today’s mobility [...]

  • Study tour group in the field – sustainable urban mobility exploration

    The Importance of Temporary Sustainable Mobility Measures: BALM Seminar Series

    Dagmar Köhler

    Mobycon contributes to a new seminar series adressing fast-track measures for continuous cycling networks in Germany. The series focuses on quicker implementation and interventions that won’t take years to implement. The seminar is organised [...]

  • Public mobility presentation – Dutch sustainable transport policy

    The Social Perspective, a Missing Link in Getting More People Into Urban Cycling

    Angela van der Kloof, Moniek Jansen

    As a growing number of cities are working to make streets safer and more attractive to ride bicycles, it is [...]

  • Meet Mobycon at Velo-city 2025 – Gdańsk, Poland

    Angela van der Kloof, Dagmar Köhler, Moniek Jansen

    From June 10-13, 2025, over 1600 people from over 60 countries will attend Velo-City 2025 in Gdańsk, Poland. This year Dagmar Köhler, Moniek Jansen, Robin Van [...]

  • Mobycon Celebrates 10 Years in Canada

    Elizabeth Allingham

    This year marks 10 years of Mobycon in Canada, a milestone that calls for reflection, celebration, and a look at [...]

  • SUMP: Now’s the Time to Act- and How Mobycon Can Help

    Moniek Jansen

    Mobility is changing and cities need to keep up. Electric vehicles, shared mobility, aging populations, shrinking public transport budgets: today’s mobility [...]