Another day, another journey, time to reflect and think. Whilst trying to get to our destination we may be stuck in traffic or be one of the people cycling or walking unaffected. We start thinking “this looks nice, I wish “this” and “that” could be improved…” On Greentrips, we want to hear what “this” and “that” is. This is a place to discover and share our ideas, suggestions, experiences and concerns about transport and open spaces in Malta. There are 3 ways to engage:
Inform yourself about methods of sustainable transport and the relevant operators. We have also prepared a list of other recommended actions for you to consider. Access an extensive list of research and initiatives including the EU Green Deal. Click on the links below, inform yourself and leave a comment.
– Methods of Sustainable Transport
– Other recommended actions
– List of Operators
– Research & Initiatives
– EU Green Deal on Transport
Come share your experiences, concerns and recommendations about mobility in Malta. Click on the links below to start a conversation or check out what others have to say.
– Health
– Locality
– Route
– Active Travel
– Private Operators
– Public Transport
– Roads & Public Spaces
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Green Roads Malta teamed up with Project Aegle Foundation to start a conversation about walking and cycling in Malta as part of their launch of their Greentrips initiative. We invited various experts in the field who talked about their projects and how they are getting the people involved to create change in the mobility field. Claire Zarb presented the citizen […]
To increase it’s measures to make travelling by bus safe, Malta Public Transport has partnerd up with BOV to introduce contactless payments on 80 buses operating on busy routes. Their goal is to reach 100% contactless payments on all buses. Eight in ten passengers already opt for cashless payment through the Tallinja card. For those […]
When we think of traffic, our minds immediately go to the traffic jams and lack of parking that most of us deal with daily. In the hope to alleviate these issues and work towards a more sustainable transport plan, authorities have focused on widening and resurfacing our roads, along with implementing some major restructuring of […]
The San Gwann Local Council launches a public consultation on the 28th November 2020. The San Gwann Local Council launched a consultative forum aimed at pushing forward new strategies and policies towards sustainable development through alternative means of transport, recreation and open spaces. This forum gathered some of the main stakeholders in this area, and […]
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