The President of the French region of Île-de-France, Ms Valérie Pécresse aims to triple the number of cycling trips daily by 2021. "Cycling represents only 1.6% of trips," she declared in a...

To coincide with the launch of the 2nd edition of the Guidelines...

During extensive ...

The Guidelines for developing and implementing a Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (also known as the SUMP Guidelines) were originally published in 2013. 

Since then, many cities in Europe...

In recent years, many cities around Europe have been introducing low emission zones in order to reduce air pollution, particularly in city centres.

A recent report from Transport &...

The Municipality of Como takes a step forward towards sustainable mobility, welcoming and sponsoring the European project "I-Share Life", co-funded under the LIFE Environment and Resource...

On 8 October 2019, from 14:30-17:00, the first three Smart Cities and Communities projects GrowSmarter, Remourban...

Road safety is in focus across the European Union on Thursday 26 September 2019. Every year since 2016 on the day dubbed as 'Project EDWARD' the European Commission has promoted safe and...

The city of Lahti, in Finland, has launched the EU-first Personal Carbon Trading (PCT) scheme in a bid to promote a shift towards from private car use to sustainable mobility.

The scheme...

A study by the University of Southampton, funded by courier firm Citysprint, has found that cargo bikes complete urban delivery jobs up to 50% faster than small vans during peak weekday times....