Author: Valerie Batiajew

Sandra Wegener and Roman Klemenschitz presented TRA:WELL at Walk21 Conference in Lisbon, Portugal. There was a lively exchange and interesting discussions! We are looking forward to further conferences.

The 17th International Conference on Travel Behavior Research took place in Vienna from July 14 to 18, 2024. Results from TRA:WELL were also presented at the conference with 500 participants from all over the world. In their paper “Children’s Active Mobility, Physical Activity and Well-being”, Juliane Stark and Reinhard Hössinger presented findings on the relationship […]

Under the title “Cycling, healthy and environmentally friendly, but still not my cup of tea? Children’s attitudes towards cycling”, Sandra Wegener, Senior Scientist at the Institute for Transport Studies, presented the “TRA:WELL – Transport and Wellbeing” project last week at Velo-City2024 in Ghent/Be. In the arena of the Ghent Velodrome, the project met with great […]

At the TRA:WELL final conference, the manifesto for active, independent and safe mobility was read out by the pupils.It is now available for reading here:

This week, pupils from our cooperation schools, their teachers and our guests met and exchanged ideas at the TRA:WELL final conference. There were exciting insights into the project results from our project team and a panel discussion with representatives from the BMK, the City of Vienna, Korneuburg and the healthcare sector. The highlight was the […]

The Austrian conference for pedestrians(04-05.06.2024, Seestadt Aspern) was held in 2024 under the title“Active mobility by foot in the neighborhood – transformation of public spaces & liveable street spaces”.Juliane Stark and Sandra Wegener presented: -Does walking make you happy? The connection between active mobility, physical activity and the well-being of children (“speed dating”, exchange & […]

In the one-day step challenge between our three TRA:WELL schools, one school emerged as the clear winner:The pupils of Billrothgymnasium won the challenge with an impressive average of 18,700 steps/person.The students from Krottenbachstraße achieved an average of 11,400 steps/person and the students from Korneuburg achieved an average of 8,000 steps/person.The pupils from Billrothgymnasium were delighted […]