“Good Move” is the sustainable urban mobility plan of the Brussels-Capital Region for the period 2020-2030. It aims to improve the quality of life for the people of Brussels and...

Urban mobility measures have great energy-saving potential and can be implemented at a range of governance levels from local to national, accompanied by various challenges and opportunities. These...

Sofia is the fastest growing city in Bulgaria. The continuous growth and development of the city, however, puts pressure on its transport infrastructure, as well as undermines its liveability and...

Le Mans and Poitiers have taken action to improve their mobility infrastructure, specifically in the context of passenger information displays at the bus stations. The replacement projects are...

Nearly one third of total urban greenhouse gas emissions in major cities is generated by transport, with air pollution responsible for significant numbers of deaths per year...

In the “Venezia in Classe A” project, the City of Venice wanted to change the behaviour of commuters on home-to-school and home-to-work journeys. The city organised participatory...

This case study is based on the activities conducted in Zugló, a neighbourhood in the XIV. district of Budapest, within the CIVITAS SUNRISE...

Naples is an Italian metropolitan city in the Campania region. In 2021, the Metropolitan City Authority started the process of its Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) aiming to develop a more...

In its Smart and Sustainable Mobility Strategy, which was adopted in December 2020, the European Commission underlined its support for the deployment of drones...

The City of Bielefeld, with its 340,000 inhabitants, is the largest and most important urban area in the East-Westphalian region. It shares a challenge with many other European cities: to keep its...