Traffic turnaround in the Rhein-Kreis Neuss
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Kreis is now a member of the Future Network Mobility NRW
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What does the mobility of the future look like? The Rhein-Kreis is looking for the answer to this question in a network with other municipalities.
Photo: dpa/Monika Skolimowska
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Rhine district The Rhein-Kreis Neuss has joined the future network mobility NRW. Together with 285 municipalities, he wants to campaign for better and sustainable mobility.
On the one hand, the network wants to qualify and network administrative employees; on the other hand, it wants to initiate change processes in municipal transport planning. It supports the municipalities in particular in initiating and implementing municipal mobility management. The district reports.
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District Administrator Hans-Jürgen Petrauschke emphasized when signing the framework agreement: “We want to be advised and supported on the way to sustainable mobility. Mobility is increasingly becoming a location factor for municipalities, also for our district with its rural and urban areas and its proximity to metropolitan areas.” Exchange in networks is important for this. “Together we have to create mobility offers that are forward-looking and benefit the climate and the local people.”
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Samira Smentkowski is the district’s mobility manager.; background-size: contain; object-fit: contain)
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Photo: Rhein-Kreis Neuss/D. Staniek
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The future network mobility NRW is a state-wide network for municipalities, cities and districts founded by the NRW Ministry of Transport. Membership is free. The municipalities of Neuss, Dormagen, Rommerskirchen, Meerbusch and Korschenbroich as well as the district of Viersen and the cities of Mönchengladbach, Krefeld and Cologne also belong to the network. The Rhein-Kreis is planning an internal workshop on sustainable mobility development together with the coordination office and the responsible departments of the district administration.
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The contact person and coordinator of the circle is Samira Smentkowski. She can be reached on 02181 6016115 and by email to [email protected].
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