A second micro Hydrogen Refuelling Station (HRS) will be delivered and installed in Slovakia to supply hydrogen to fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) users in the public. This follows an order...

The year 2022 has been a rollercoaster of a year; our climate is changing faster than we ever thought possible and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine displayed the fragility of our continent and the...

Urban Vehicle Access Regulations (UVARs) are a useful tool used widely in Europe that help the move towards people-friendly cities and help reduce transports climate impact. They include...

The Brussels Region has made the decision to ban mopeds from its Low Emission Zone (that covers the entire area) that do not meet Euro 5 standards. The ban is scheduled to start...

The concept of the 15-minute city developed by Carlos Moreno, with its goal to provide people with all necessary destinations within 15 minutes from their homes by either walking...

In recent years, the Bulgarian capital, Sofia, has been fostering walking and cycling, including ...

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...

Enabling more people to walk and cycle safely can play a greater role in achieving climate goals, and is also a quick, affordable and reliable way to lower transport emissions while improving...

Two new initiatives, School buses for Ukraine and Generators of hope, have been launched to provide practical aid to the people of Ukraine who are suffering from...

The Joint Research Centre’s (JRC) transport research and innovation system TRIMIS has recently released two policy briefings covering ...