By first publishing in English, the 2nd edition of the SUMP Guidelines was made available to cities worldwide in 2019. Meanwhile, many national institutions have been working to translate the SUMP...

The French Government has announced that it is launching a €100 million funding programme to support the installation of fast charging stations for electric cars. Companies wishing to install...

The National Transport Authority of the Republic of Ireland (NTA) announced in February that it will be allocating a budget of €240 million to invest in sustainable...

Sustainable urban mobility planning (SUMP) is a strategic and integrated approach to dealing with the complexity of urban transport. Across Europe, local authorities and their private operating...

This February, the Scottish Capital Edinburgh published its City Mobility Plan (2021-2030) for urban mobility development for the next 10 years. The main aim is to create a joined up transport...

Social public funds for €1.5 million are available in the Emilia Romagna Region to support the mobility program.

Public transport has become more supportive in the Emilia Romagna Region in...

The French Metropolis of Lille recently published a guide for children aged 6 to 10 years old to engage these youngsters in safe and sustainable mobility matters. The guide strives to raise...

The Swedish government is exploring different ways of using street space by taking back areas used for car parking and repurposing these for the needs of modern city living, including by...

The Council of Ministers in Poland has adopted a draft amendment to the Road Traffic Act and certain other regulations in order to better regulate the status of e-scooters and other electrically...

Projects that will test-run smart city solutions for the 2nd edition of the “Smart Pamplona Lab” programme have now been selected.

This year the Pamplona City Council...