The municipality has up-to-date documents to promote environmentally friendly transport and reduce transport needs (Yes=1, No=0)

Answers from the municipality to the question “Does the municipality have up-to-date documents to promote environmentally friendly transport and reduce transport needs?”, where the answer options “Yes, municipality-wide” and “Yes, for part of the municipality” are reported as Yes = 1 and the answer options “No, but work is ongoing” and “no” are reported as No = 0. To answer the question in the affirmative, the municipality must have one or more documents that together describe strategies and measures for how fossil fuel-driven transport in the municipality can be reduced and the environmentally adapted and resource-efficient modes of transport strengthened and how transport needs can be reduced. In addition, the documents shall indicate how spatial planning can contribute to this. This may include planning of pedestrian and cycle road networks, networks and hubs for public transport and localisation of buildings in relation to transport systems and services. Examples of such documents are traffic strategy for the municipality or agglomeration, cycling plan, climate and energy strategy and/or the municipality’s master plan if both strategies and measures are presented in this. Current documentation refers to documentation/documents that, according to the municipality’s assessment, are not in need of updating.