The city of Kruševac in Serbia is announced as the winner of the EUROPEAN...

Brussels Capital Region, Belgium – winner of the 8th Award for Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning (SUMP)
 
Brussels Capital Region has set itself clear and...

Cities are beginning to ease lockdown restrictions but are having to rethink urban mobility solutions to ensure physical distancing and the safety of passengers. Some cities are also thinking...

With many cities responding to the COVID-19 pandemic by facilitating walking and cycling, less attention has been paid to car sharing. Car sharing operators in Italy are planning their recovery...

As of June 2020, the entire Tongeren city centre will become one large cycling zone. All 53 streets in the city centre will then become bicycle streets.

"With the bicycle zone we want to...

COVID-19 is affecting everyone’s life in many ways, influencing how people work, communicate with each other and even how to relax. It has especially affected people’s mobility. Streets are empty...

The European Commission has released guidance on how to safely resume travel and tourism as COVID-19 restrictions begin to soften. As part of this, the Commission is encouraging and supporting the...

The European Commission has presented a package of guidelines and recommendations to help Member States gradually lift travel restrictions and allow tourism businesses to reopen, after months of...

On 29 April 2020, the Mayor of the Italian city of Bologna, Virginio Merola, announced plans to speed-up the implementation of its planned 'Bicipolitana' network. This will be a cycle network...

Lund has long been hailed as one of Sweden’s most bike friendly cities, which can be seen as an indication of its broader commitment to reach ambitious climate targets and promote sustainable...