How can we ensure that an increasing urban population does not translate into more traffic, congestion and pollution in European cities? Mobility management offers solutions to this issue. With...

Co-operative, Connected and Automated Mobility (CCAM) has many potential opportunities for public transport, as it provides operators with increased flexibility to meet the needs of their users....

The Greek capital, Athens, recently achieved a landmark, as it now has a metro station, Monastiraki, that is fully accessible for people with reduced mobility (PRMs). The work was undertaken on...

World Bicycle Day on 3 June 2023 celebrates the bicycle as a simple,...

In May 2023, the French government announced plans to spend €2 billion by 2027 to promote cycling. The funds will finance the...

In April 2023, the City of Sofia announced the launch of a new on-demand bus service for the more remote neighbourhoods of the Bulgarian capital. Low emission buses will take residents from large...

In the context of the 7th UN Global Road Safety Week, which ran between 15 and 21 May 2023, WHO's Regional Director for Europe, Hans Kluge, called on European governments to ensure that the...

The freight sector is facing an unprecedented jobs crisis. Rapidly changing technologies, the impacts of the pandemic, and long-term staff shortages are raising multiple challenges for employers,...

The Dutch city of The Hague has begun a one-year pilot of a high flat-rate parking fee to deter visitors from driving into the historical centre and to the popular beach of Scheveningen. The cost ...

As a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, public transport is intermittent or non-operational and fuel is scarce in the worst-hit areas of the country. This means that the bicycle has become...