The latest European Shared Mobility Index has been released, examining market evolution in a range of European cities.

Creating net zero cities will require large changes to urban transport systems and the need to promote active (walking and cycling) and public transport. Experts shared 8 key messages on how to achieve this goal.

Findings published by the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP) and World Enabled (The Victor Pineda Foundation) explore accessible transit-oriented development and sustainable urban mobility through the lens of people with disabilities and offers a set of recommendations to promote appropriate actions.

Through the adoption of the 2020 UN General Assembly resolution A/RES/74/299 on “Improving Global Road Safety”, governments reaffirmed their commitment to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and established a target to reduce by at least 50% the number of road traffic deaths and injuries by 2030.

The COVID-19 pandemic drastically changed the way we accessed society. Research by Virginia Tech provides detailed analysis of how pro-cycling measures were introduced during and after the pandemic and some visions for the future.

Lithuania has been announced the winner of this year’s European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) Road Safety Performance Index (PIN) Award.

Lawmakers in the European Parliament plenary session voted in early June to require that all new cars and vans be zero emission from 2035, as part of the EU's efforts to reduce transport's carbon dioxide emissions.

Registration to attend the annual Excellence in Road Safety Awards ceremony, taking place on Monday 17 October, is now open.

As new technologies and mobility services emerge in our effort to create smarter, more sustainable transport, these must be steered in a way which prompts policy driven innovation, addressing critical economic, social and political concerns- while keeping our carbon reduction targets in focus.

The annual cargo bike industry surveys for manufacturers and operators are now open, running until 18 June 2022.