The Italian Ministry of Sustainable Infrastructures and Mobility (MIMS) and ANGLAT, the National Association for the promotion and protection of the rights of people with disabilities and their...

The Finnish city Tampere is ready to put an autonomous bus line into operation. The city has completed the necessary tests of the vehicles and has undertaken the training of the controllers, who...

The third MOBI-MIX Insight Report 'Mobility hubs, a lever for more sustainable mobility?'  has now...

Parking policy, and any potential change of it, is a highly contested issue in most European cities. The integration of parking measures into a Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) can foster...

EUROPEAN MOBILITY WEEK Award

The EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK Award celebrates local authorities who have excelled in raising awareness about...

Budapest public transport authority and operator BKK recently announced that August 2022 saw the highest number of bike trips registered. An extraordinary number of bike rentals was recorded with...

A new report by the European Transport Safety Council (ETSC), estimates that more than 6000 children up to the age of 14 were killed in road collisions in the EU over a...

The Eltis city database is a useful information repository on SUMPs and...

Cities and regions across Europe - and beyond - have set ambitious carbon reduction targets, targets which require radical, transformative action. Reducing volumes of private passenger vehicles is...

In addition to supporting the use of private cars, covering large parts of a city with asphalt contributes to warming the city by creating an 'urban heat island'. In addition, a lot of asphalt...