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National Transport Authority (NTA) and Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) have recently announced details of the Emerging Preferred Route for MetroLink, the metro service that will run from Estuary north of Swords to Sandyford on the southside, serving Dublin Airport and the City Centre.

CIVITAS PROSPERITY stands for innovation. And as such, the project offers insights to interesting topics via its Innovation Briefs that are relevant for making SUMPs more attractive, more up-to-date and more effective.

Elected politicians from any CIVITAS Forum Network city are invited to apply to become members of the new CIVITAS Political Advisory Committee.

The city of Maastricht has announced its plans to introduce a Low Emission Zone (LEZ) next year. The measure is part of the city’s efforts to improve air quality.

Throughout March, the Danish Road Safety Agency (Færdselsstyrelsen) has consulted on new rules for speed pedelecs.

he call for applications to host the 6th European Conference on Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans, to be held in 2019, has closed.

Barcelona recently published its Electric Mobility Strategy 2018-2024 including a range of measures and ambitious targets for development of electromobility in the city.

The first 'under the canopy’ Hydrogen refuelling station has opened in Beaconsfield, London on 27 March 2018.