POLIS’ recent Just Transition Webinar moved beyond the city, to look toward how more rural areas can, and must, be served by mobility agendas.

The SAFE-UP project has published a summary of its deliverable 2.4 which focuses on the necessary steps in developing a simulation environment that can model future safety-critical scenarios involving fully autonomous vehicles.

Braga (Portugal) and Metropolia GZM (Poland) snatched the titles of the EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK award 2022 and the first-ever MOBILITYACTION award, respectively, at the MOBILITYAWARDS ceremony in Ghent.

Entries for the Excellence in Road Safety Awards 2023 are now open, with applications closing on Friday 26 May 2023.

The European Commission is set to boost its support for cycling as a mode of transport with a new European Declaration on Cycling.

The Commission’s Expert Group on Urban Mobility has met for the second time resulting in agreement on a new work plan and sub-groups.

The Intelligent Cities Challenge is a European Commission initiative supporting European cities towards the green and digital transition of their local economies, through Local Green Deals. The call for Expression of Interest will close on 28 April 2023.

DG MOVE has now appointed the new members of the Sustainable Transport Forum. The STF is the Commission’s main formal expert forum to support the implementation of the Union’s alternative fuels policies, contributing to the European Union’s energy and climate goals.

At the SAFE-UP project's 5th General Assembly, Dr. Marilee Nugent of UniFI led a workshop on Knowledge Translation for Road Safety Innovation with special guest speaker Dr. Tamika Heiden, the principal and founder of Research Impact Academy, in Australia.

In the SAFE-UP project's latest newsletter, Lisa Spellman, Director of the Vulnerable Road User Safety Consortium, stresses the importance of having a common vision and mission with organisations committed to improving shared road user safety.