On 29 September 2021, the European Commission launched five new ...

In June 2021, the Urban Transport Committee (UTC) published its first policy brief on promoting soft mobility in the Mediterranean. The Committee, which promotes sustainable urban...

Robust road safety measures, such as a 30 km per hour speed limit and zero-tolerance for drink-driving, are the way to reach zero deaths on EU roads by 2050, say MEPs.

The...

The applications are open for the:

1. EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK Awards 2021
2. 10th Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning (SUMP) Award
3. EU Urban Road Safety...

The European Public Health Alliance (EPHA) calls for a sharper drive of effective Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs) as the backbone for healthy, ecological sound and economical viable urban...

The Finnish city of Turku has launched three new pilot projects to help to promote cycling. The main idea behind the pilots is to facilitate bicycle parking, to provide new services and to...

Long-term exposure to environmental noise from transport can lead to significant health complications. Indeed, the European Environment Agency has estimated that 109 million people in the EU-28...

Of the 25 countries that took part in ROADPOL, the annual flagship campaign of the European Road Policing Network, 16 registered zero fatalities on the specified safety control day. The campaign...

The term micro-mobility is starting to become common in urban transport. Many believe that it is the next step to transforming the transport sector. In fact, the global micro-mobility market is...

The Greek Ministry of Infrastructure and Transportation has recently published a translated version of the SUMP Summary for Decision-Makers in Greek.

The document is an interactive summary...