As everywhere in Europe, the majority of cities throughout the Baltic Sea Region struggle with high inner-city traffic volumes causing severe congestion, poor air quality, noise, and high CO2...

The European Global Navigation Satellite Systems Agency (GSA) and the Horizon 2020 Ariadna project have launched a survey to understand cities' and transport operators' views on the role of...

As a result of the Corona crisis, The Netherlands are now living in a 1.5-metre society. Now that an increasing number of activities outside the home are allowed to take place, individual mobility...

The VCÖ (Traffic Club Austria) has launched online voting for its prestigious annual VCÖ mobility award. More than 385 projects covering research, concepts, ideas and implementation of measures ...

In Italy, approval has been given to a national Decree, which has been promoted by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, that allocates €137.2 million for urban cycling routes and for...

The city of Vilnius has launched its new traffic plan in order to better manage traffic in its historic centre, the Old Town. From the 7 July 2020 onwards, vehicles can only navigate the city in...

Brussels will spend €5.8 million – with €4.7 million coming from EU funds – to encourage the purchase and use of cargo bikes in the Belgian capital for both goods and passengers. This is one of...

Register now for the European Commission’s first large-scale digital urban mobility conference! Join the free Urban Mobility Days from 29 September to 2 October 2020, to see clean and sustainable...

As part of the SASMOB project, the City of Szeged – a CIVITAS Award-recognised champion of sustainable mobility in Hungary – is working on an intelligent...

The call for applications has been launched for the CIVITAS Awards 2020! CIVITAS cities are invited to apply for some of Europe's most prestigious prizes for sustainable urban mobility.

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