Sentences with phrase «city mobility program»

In the City Mobility Program, Volvo Group works with cities around the world to offer energy efficient and silent transport in urban traffic.

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Moreover, programs designed to prevent moving may reduce beneficial mobility — leading residents to favor staying in place even when a move might increase their wellbeing or might be a better outcome for affordability in the city overall (if those moves then pave the way for higher - density development or better use / allocation of the existing stock).

Prior to that, Cuomo also announced «the Empire State Poverty Reduction Initiative,» a $ 25 million program to «bring together state and local government, non-profit and business groups to design and implement coordinated solutions to increase social mobility in ten cities with the highest poverty rates in the state.»

The program, offered by Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) in senior centers in New York City's Chinatown and Flushing, Queens communities, has helped decrease pain, improve mobility and enhance the overall health of many participants.

Aside from all that, a big factor in Norway is because the government offers a comprehensive program to promote electric mobility, including removal of all toll fees, dedicated lanes on highways, the right to use bus lanes in the cities, free parking, free charging and other purchase incentives.

The Oregon Coast has long been known for its public beaches, but Cannon Beach is taking accessibility to the next level this October by initiating a program making beach wheelchairs available for visitors with mobility challenges.The Cannon Beach Police Department will facilitate the free check out and return process for the wheelchairs on the east side of the Cannon Beach City Hall building.

The nearly 100 sessions in the VERGE SF program focus on distributed energy systems, next - gen buildings, sustainable mobility, food and water systems, smarter supply chains and resilient cities.

Cities nationwide are jumping on the «mobility on demand» bandwagon by improving public transportation and walkability and supporting car - and bike - sharing programs that give residents quick, cost - effective ways to get around without personal vehicles.

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One of the top presentations at EVBox's first annual rEVolution conference earlier this year came from Bart Vertelman, Program Manager of Electric Mobility at the City of Amsterdam.

Among the student's complaints, the firm had a small summer class (thus cutting down on opportunities to socialize), the firm didn't allow mobility between offices (e.g., an employment offer at the firm's office in one city was not transferable to another branch) and the firm was too cheap to offer a 12 - week summer program (instead, limiting it to 10 weeks) or pay for relocation expenses and living expenses during the bar.

The city of Austin, Texas is considering the implementation of program called «Parking Mobility» that seems like a surefire way for some do - gooder citizen to get his or her butt kicked.