A poll has shown that public opinion in the EU strongly supports more ambitious national climate targets. Two thirds of respondents wanted their country’s climate targets to be increased, while 84% supported increased climate efforts in the transport sector.

New editorial examines COVID-19 Impacts on Cycling from 2019-2020 in cities and countries around the world.

A report that analyses the role of so-called 'living labs' has been published. It included an inventory of urban mobility living labs in the Pan-European region and was undertaken by LuxMobility and Breda University of Applied Sciences. It was funded by the EIT Urban Mobility.

The European Commission has published further information - in the form of FAQs - on the EU mission area of 'Climate Neutral and Smart Cities'.

On 21 April 2021 co-legislators reached a provisional agreement on the European Climate Law, enshrining the EU's commitment to achieving at least a 55% reduction in net greenhouse gas emissions, and climate neutrality by 2050.

The University of Ljubljana have run a study about the best economic and technical solutions for the electrification of a bus line in Maribor to achieve sustainability goals and improve air quality in the city.

The European Commission released new figures on 20 April 2021 which show road deaths fell to a record low in 2020 as traffic volumes dropped significantly.

The European Commission announced on 19 April 2021 the winners of the EUROPEAN MOBILITY WEEK Awards 2020, the 9th Award for Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning (SUMP Award) and the EU Urban Road Safety Award.

The European Road Safety Charter, led by the European Commission, has now been relaunched with the appointment of Ricardo.