FREE Webinar: AET Transport Forum - 7 May

FREE WEBINAR: 7 May 2026 lib11.00-12.00 CEST (10.00-11.00 BST) Green Mobility in Oslo – From Zero to Hero

Green Mobility in Oslo – From Zero to Hero

Our May webinar will explore how the City of Oslo transformed its transport system from car-oriented planning to a leading example of green urban mobility in Europe—an evolution often described as a journey from ‘zero to hero’. The session will present key policies, strategies, and measures implemented to develop cycling infrastructure, improve road safety, and promote active and climate-friendly transport solutions. It will also examine the challenges faced, the approaches used to overcome them, and the outcomes achieved. Participants will gain insights into how bold, people-focused planning and long-term commitment can accelerate the transition toward more sustainable, accessible, and resilient urban mobility systems.

Hosted by James Odeck, member of the AET Transport and Mobility Forum, the webinar will include a presentation by Rune Gjøs and a moderated discussion led by Barry Zondag.  

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Speakers’ Information

Rune Gjøs is a civil engineer with a Master of Science in transport planning and over 30 years of experience in urban transport policy and planning. He has worked for the City of Oslo since 2013 and has served as Head of the Mobility Department in the Agency for Urban Environment since 2018. Rune has played a central role in shaping Oslo’s transition toward greener mobility, including leading the development of the city’s modern cycling strategy. Known for his long-standing work as Oslo’s bicycle director and mobility strategist, he has contributed to initiatives that have earned the city international recognition for sustainable, people-focused transport planning.

Rune Gjøs Agency for Urban Environment, Oslo

Barry Zondag is Managing Director of Significance and holds a PhD in Civil Engineering from Delft University of Technology. He is an expert in transport modelling, policy analysis, and land-use and mobility interactions, with extensive experience across Europe and Asia. Barry has worked with leading organisations including RAND Europe and the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (PBL), and is the principal developer of the TIGRIS XL model. He is a member of the AET Planning for Sustainable Land Use and Transport Programme Committee (PLST) and has served on the board of the Association of European Transport.

Barry Zondag Managing Director, Significance

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