COMMON_ACCESS

The implementation of the 15minC principles faces two main barriers: transforming city outskirts and addressing social aspects related to accessibility and mobility. To overcome these barriers, the COMMON_ACCESS project aims to study and operationalize the concept of ‘Commoning accessibility’ in the urban periphery, recognizing accessibility as a common good. The project will work closely with local planning authorities, businesses, and communities in six metropolitan areas to investigate ‘commoning accessibility experiments’. These experiments could include community shared (e-)bikes, (e-) cargo bikes, (e-) cars and (e-)vans, alone or in combination with community managed digital platforms, and social, cultural and care amenities and services. The project aims to generate insights into the key transport, land use and governance barriers and enablers for upscaling successful ‘commoning accessibility’ experiments.