The Go2School project for promoting cycling to school: A case study in Palermo

The identification of transport policy measures able to reduce the use private cars for home-to-school travel is very relevant congestion during peak hours and ensure that areas around schools have livable environments. An action policymakers could apply promoting cycling school through introduction bikesharing programs creating safe routes construction new cycle infrastructure. aim paper has been, therefore, assess if these policies lead high-school students school, considering city Palermo as a case study. goal reached calibration modal choice model based on Stated Preference interviews. costs local authority support been compared with benefits realization paths entails in terms shift, reduction car mileage externalities. According model, will an impressive increase bicycle also greater public transport, due multimodality guaranteed by stations near railway tram stops.