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

On 8 March, the European Commission adopted a Recommendation to help the 430 major cities along the trans-European transport network (TEN-T) by offering support in developing their Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs).

The Left group in the European Parliament has published a study on policies to better integrate the gender perspective into the development of transport policy.

A new report sheds light on the emerging urban mobility trends in the UK and Europe. The report is based on the behaviour of 48 million app users across Europe and highlights the increasing demand for micro-mobility options.

POLIS' Just Transition Webinar series kicked off with a deep dive into car usage in cities, the why's, where's, how's... and what policymakers can do to shift car-oriented mindsets.

The URBACT Programme has published its guidebook in the frame of its Knowledge Hub initiative. It discusses the challenge of public space and mobility in cities and presents some of today's approaches to it.

The Latvian parliament (Saeima) is set to vote to grant municipalities the power to regulate and monitor the use of electric scooters on their streets, as they currently feel restricted in maintaining order.

European Sustainable Energy Week 2023’s Call for Awards is on the lookout for inspiring projects, actions & talented women. Deadline closes 9 February 2023.

A study by the University of Helsinki found that the factors of age, service times of stores and seasonal walking conditions have a great impact on how many inhabitants have access to the nearest store within a 15-minute walk in the Helsinki metropolitan area.