In 2010 Istanbul embarked on an ambitious pedestrianisation project to create more accessible streets in the ancient city’s Historic Peninsula and turn the area into a space for people, not cars...

In December 2014 Koprivnica launched Croatia’s first public electric car charging network and municipal e-car sharing system. The city hopes that its new electromobility network will reduce its...

Barcelona’s transport operator, Transports metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB) has always been sensitive to the needs of travellers...

Milan’s Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) represents an important change to the city’s mobility and transport policy. It is aimed at enhancing public transport, giving value to urban space...

In April 2012 South Moravia and its public transport operator launched a project to improve ways for travellers to take their bicycles on public transport.

Bus lines were equipped with...

Turku wants to realise its vision as a city of walking, cycling and public transport. It has set ambitious targets, including the significant reduction of emissions, and has a...

Prague has for decades been investing to improve the accessibility of its public transport (PT). In the mid 90s the Czech capital introduced a system that equipped all PT vehicles with an...

The UK government and European Commission have identified opening up data as having the potential to unlock billions of pounds into the economy. Given the potential benefits, Reading has made...

BeÁgueda is an innovative electric bike-sharing project that started in the city of Águeda in 2011, providing the hilly city with a sustainable solution for cycling up and down steep...

In 2014 Lucerne's public transport company developed a training course for its bus drivers to help them understand the day-to-day problems faced by visually impaired passengers.

The...