DTV Capacity Building has created an e-course on developing successful cycling infrastructure, to help mobility professionals and bicycle enthusiasts promote cycling by planning and designing the...

Over the last three years, the EU-funded INCLUSION project has been looking at the challenges of improving accessibility to public...

On 1 January 2021, the Greater Lyon metropolitan area in France introduced tighter restrictions for its Low Emission Zone (LEZ). The LEZ, which first came into force a year ago on 1 January 2020, ...

The Sustainable Transport Forum (STF), a formal expert group advising the European Commission on the implementation of the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Directive, has unanimously...

Following a proposal by DG MOVE, the Sustainable Transport Forum has decided to establish three new sub-groups, including one on best practice for public authorities to support the deployment of...

Transport for London (TfL) has committed to allocating additional funds to improve walking and cycling infrastructure in the capital over the next few months after new reports show that walking...

By first publishing in English, the 2nd edition of the SUMP Guidelines was made available to cities worldwide. Meanwhile, many national institutions have been working to translate the SUMP...

Thanks to Hamburg’s new bicycle counting network launched earlier this year, the city has concluded that cycling has skyrocketed by 33% in 2020 compared to the previous year.

The...

The Car Club Local Authority Data Standard (CLADS) is a data sharing framework published by London Councils, RAC foundation and the Urban Systems Lab at Imperial College London....

All around Europe, governments motivate people to rethink their mobility choices. To add some momentum, the Lithuanian government has launched a programme that rewards people to scrap their old,...