The call for applications for the 8th EU SUMP Award was officially launched during the 6th SUMP Conference, in Groningen, on 17 June 2019. For this award edition, the...

Portsmouth City Council in the UK has launched a new app designed to improve the travel conditions for persons with reduced mobility in the city. 

The app, called Route4U, is aimed at...

The French city of Angers is refunding residents that buy an e-bike in a bid to promote active mobility in the area.

The programme will refund 25% of the price as a subsidy for electric...

The Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) and the Traffic Improvement Plan of the city of Algeciras were approved last week by the Municipal Council of the city. The documents will come into...

Vienna's SUMP and its principles are considered a great example for other European cities.

One of the areas of action for mobility in Vienna is public space: 'sharing streets in a fair way...

Hungary’s two biggest tourism destinations – Budapest and Lake Balaton – will soon be linked by a new dedicated bicycle route. The project could provide a major boost for tourism and for cycling...

In early May the European Committee of the Regions held a high-level event to launch the...

In June, the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) released a report on the Future of Cities, which considers how cities can address future mobility challenges. The report highlights...

The Italian city of Genoa has announced that it will introduce a scheme to ensure that deliveries in its old town are undertaken using environmentally-friendly vehicles.

The initiative,...

The European Commission has released guidance for cycling...