Gistel Appoints Study Bureau for 2026-2031 Mobility Framework

The city of Gistel is developing a new mobility policy framework, focusing on cycling and parking, to inform future decisions.

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The city of Gistel has appointed the study bureau TRAJECT to develop a mobility framework covering the period 2026–2031, with a specific focus on cycling and parking.

This initiative aims to establish a clear foundation for future mobility choices. Mobility directly impacts the daily lives of residents, from cycling to school or work to finding a parking space. The new policy framework is intended to help integrate these diverse needs and make informed decisions.
Key questions to be addressed include: where can cycling be made safer and more enjoyable, and how can parking be organized to work for residents, visitors, and traders alike? The policy framework will identify the greatest needs and determine the most impactful interventions.
With the appointment of the study bureau, the development of the policy framework begins. Concrete measures will be further elaborated in subsequent stages of this process.
Based on information from the official source: Stad Gistel (28/10/2026)