The EU Cities for Fair and Ethical Trade Award celebrates EU cities supporting more sustainable consumption, trade, and production. The Award welcomes applications from any EU city and the...

Madrid City Council has recently approved ‘Taxifree 2020’, the first measure in a package of aid worth €2.7 million for replacing the most polluting taxis on the city streets. In total, 1,620...

Cities around Europe are beginning to come out of lockdown and reinstate access regulations. Antwerp, Gent, London and Milan have all started charging vehicles again for entering their low...

Lydia Peeters, the Flemish Minister for Mobility and Public Works, has announced that the region will invest €2.2 billion in 2020 to improve the region's transport infrastructure. 

The...

With the release of the 2nd Edition of the SUMP Guidelines in English, they have been made available to cities worldwide. Meanwhile, many national institutions have been working to translate the...

A team of researchers from the High-Performance Computing Centre Stuttgart (HLRS), Fraunhofer Institute, the University of Stuttgart, and Kommunikationsbüro Ulmer, have been researching a novel...

The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) Urban Mobility has reallocated budgets to create the COVID-19 Response Call (COVID RC). This will simplify and accelerate any actions to...

As a result of the COVID-19 crisis, many cities suspended the operation of their low emission zones (LEZs) in order to help essential workers travel to and from their jobs. Now cities are...

The Greek capital, Athens, is taking advantage of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis by transforming parts of its inner city to a pedestrian zone.   

In June 2020, Athens will begin to change the...

Join Matthew Baldwin (European Coordinator for Road Safety and Sustainable Mobility) and Karen Vancluysen (POLIS network SG) with the webinar "Changing the way we move:...