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The European Declaration on Cycling was adopted on 3 April 2024. The EU Urban Mobility Observatory team reached out to key stakeholders in the industry to hear their views on the principles introduced. This article is the first of a two-part series that shares their expert insights.

Bologna's 30km/h speed limit has shown it has significantly reduced crashes and injuries.

Croatia starts a EUR 23 million funding stream to install the first hydrogen filling stations alongside the TEN-T network between Zagreb, Varaždin, Split and Rijeka.

Monaco's latest transportation innovation is ClicBus Monaco. It offers flexible on-demand services and electric vehicles equipped for all, creating seamless mobility across the Principality.

The C2C Bridge projects investigates how on-demand autonomous taxi services can close the gap of public transport connections between urban and rural areas to green daily commutes on these relations.

The EU is taking another important step in reducing transport emissions by adopting the European Declaration on Cycling.

Last month, the European Road Safety Observatory added the latest thematic report, drawing on the latest statistics and research on improving road safety for cyclists.

The activation of a new electric charging station in Carabanchel's operations center by EMT Madrid marks the largest installation for urban bus charging in Europe, enhancing the city's leadership in sustainable urban mobility.

Vitoria-Gasteiz is to participate in the "RAPTOR" program, which seeks innovative solutions to combat theft and improve bicycle traceability, with selected initiatives receiving up to €40,000 for piloting their ideas.