The Romanian capital, Bucharest, plans to open up to pedestrians during weekends. From 29 May, the centre of Bucharest will have seven large pedestrian zones at weekends, which will be largely...

Mobilitaria 2021, the annual report by the Kyoto Club and the CNR Italian Institute for Atmospheric Pollution (CNR-IIA) was published at the end of April. The report analyses air quality and...

The Bicikelj bicycles have been a familiar sight in the Slovenian capital Ljubljana over the last 10 years. The bike sharing service is a partnership between the City of Ljubljana and the private...

“Madrid Central”, Madrid’s controversial low emissions zone (LEZ), which was introduced in November 2018, is now set to be scrapped after a judgement from the Spanish Supreme Court.

The...

The European Commission's Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport (DG MOVE) is holding five consultation workshops on the new Urban Mobility Initiative.

In line with the priorities...

Lidl Malta has launched two liquefied natural gas (LNG) powered trucks in order to transport its products in the country. The move makes the company the first retailer in Malta to trial these...

What happens when logistics meets public transport? Well, in Belgium they are about to find out! In May 2021, Belgian train operator, SNCB, is launching a fruit and vegetable delivery scheme at...

The European Research and Innovation Days are the...

A new study has explored passenger experiences in autonomous vehicles in Finland, under various driving conditions, including icy roads and urban environments. The findings suggest that trust,...

While the ongoing pandemic has brought unprecedented challenges to the whole transport sector, it has also highlighted the importance of transitioning towards more resilient and sustainable...