The Finnish town of Kerava is one of the few European cities that will trial the use of electric buses powered by fuel cells.

Fuel-cell buses are an interesting solution for public...

In Valencia, Spain, new methods are be trialled to monitor the performance of hybrid and electric buses in order to minimise pollution.

As part of the trial, hybrid and electric buses will...

Inspired by success stories from European cities that have implemented Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs), the new SUMP poster illustrates the sustainable planning process for transport in...

A report on the outcome of the most recent meeting of the G20 Transport Task Group (TTG) on the future of mobility has been...

The new public bike sharing system of the Italian Municipality of Trieste was officially inaugurated on Monday, 3 February 2020 in the city's Piazza Libertà.

The system, known as BiTS, is...

You would like to develop a SUMP, but don't know where to start? You would like to evaluate the status of mobility planning in your city and receive tailored feedback how to further...

The Italian capital, Rome, has recently released a new urban mobility plan that follows the principles of a Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP...

Cities are invited to join the...

The CiViTAS Park4SUMP project works to improve the integration of innovative parking management solutions into Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans. In February 2020...

Public transport, walking and cycling in cities are still the most environmentally sustainable mobility options, even with the introduction of electric scooters and car ride-hailing, according to...