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Urban mobility
Urban infrastructure planning
Urban planning and development
COWI is a global consulting group headquartered in Denmark. Our services cover engineering, architecture, renewable energy, environmental services, and more.
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Bergen faces increasing traffic congestion and environmental concerns. The need for sustainable urban mobility solutions is critical to reduce CO₂ emissions and improve air quality.
The Phase 5 extension of the Bergen Light Rail (Bybanen) aims to connect the city center to Åsane over a 12.7 km route with 14 new stations. The project includes a 13 km bicycle path and a 3 km extension of the Fløyfjell Tunnel, enhancing multimodal transport options.
Upon completion, the extension is expected to serve approximately 60,000 passengers daily by 2040, significantly reducing car usage and contributing to lower CO₂ emissions. The integration of cycling infrastructure and improved public transport will promote sustainable urban development.
Asplan Viak is a knowledge organization that works interdisciplinary to find the best solutions. Asplan Viak is one of Norway’s largest consulting engineering, planning and architectural firms, with over 1,300 employees spread across 32 office locations.
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