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Apply for the 9th SUMP Award, European Mobility Award and Urban Road Safety Award until 31 October
The call for applications for the 9th EU SUMP Award, European Mobility Week Award and the EU Urban Road Safety Award still open until 31 October 2020. Start your application now! -
Public Call for “Sustainable Urban Transports Implementing Cities"
The Urban Transports Community offers a peer-learning and mentorship opportunity to Mediterranean Cities and territories engaged in the development of sustainable urban mobility solutions. -
SUMP processes need people at their core
New publication of "SEE Change Net" focuses on experiences of public participation in sustainable urban mobility planning. -
Changes to access regulations in the EU and a new project
Urban vehicle access regulations across Europe are changing, with a focus on cleaner air and fewer cars. -
Watch sessions from Urban Mobility Days 2020
The recorded conference sessions are available to view online.
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Eltis newsletter - October 2020
This month we feature details about the European Commission's first ever Urban Mobility Days (UMD) conference, CIVITAS Legacy and Resilience Awards announcements and information on the 9th EU SUMP Awards.
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Eurocities annual conference 2020: Reinventing cities - beyond the urban crises
4-5 November 2020 at 10:00 CET. Conference held by Eurocities on the collaborative effort of cities to recover from the current crises. -
Re-imagining urban mobility after COVID-19
12 November 2020 at 17:00 GMT. Online discussion on the future of urban mobility following the Covid-19 pandemic. -
Autonomous mobility webinar: Shifting towards better mobility
10 November 2020 at 14:00 CET. Webinar on the opportunities and challenges of autonomous urban mobility. -
Electronomous: The International Mobility Summit
12-13 November 2020. Online conference on mobility and smart cities in Europe. -
Krakow sees a cycling boom during COVID-19
Many cities around Europe have seen an increase in cycling during the COVID-19 crisis, and the Polish city of Kraków is no exception.
In the first three weeks of September 2020, there was an increase in cycling of 26% in the city compared to the same period in 2019. Kraków has 13 measuring points for cycling traffic in the city, data from which has been used to...
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Have your say on sustainable mobility transition in COVID-19 times
EIT Urban Mobility has designed a survey to gather insights on the effects the coronavirus crisis has had on urban mobility strategies and priorities. Contributions will be collected by online survey until 31 October 2020.
