Case Study: City of Tallinn calculates CO2 saving potential with Vianova

City of Tallinn identifies 50 cycling gaps and 2,000+ tons of CO2 savings with Vianova

The City of Tallinn, a municipality with a robust cycling network, faced the challenge of identifying specific gaps that reduced the network's overall utility. To maximize CO2 reduction, they partnered with Vianova to analyze mobility data and pinpoint ideal locations for infrastructure improvements.

Vianova built a model using shared e-bike and scooter data to identify 50 key gaps in the cycle path network. They simulated the impact of increased cycling usage in these corridors, calculating a significant CO2 saving potential of over 2,000 tons. The solution from Vianova also included tools for the city to monitor the real-time effects of new policies and track projected environmental benefits.