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From June 2018, passengers and commuters through the Metro in Milan will be able to pay for their journey using their credit card wirelessly

As a DG MOVE funded initiative, Eltis is dedicated to providing information, tools, support and resources in the field of sustainable urban mobility across Europe.

Over the course of 3-years, the FLOW project investigated how to connect walking and cycling promotion with reducing urban congestion

Barcelona made use of the superblock model as introduced by Vitoria-Gasteiz, which has created additional community space for residents to enjoy. However, is this model suitable for German cities too?

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Inactivity is an increasing problem in Europe. About 235 million Europeans are considered to be “inactive”, meaning that they are not doing enough physical activity to keep fit and to lower the risks of, for example, cardiovascular diseases or diabetes.

With two bike-share systems (in Sarajevo and Tuzla) having already been introduced in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as of March 30th the city of Banja Luka was the third to see such a development.

Registration and the call for contributions for the CIVITAS Forum 2018 are now open! Guarantee your place and submit ideas for sessions and activities at Europe's premiere sustainable mobility event.

Poland’s deputy minister of energy, recently presented Poland’s Electromobility Development Plan. The Plan was adopted by the Polish Council of Ministers in 2017. It sets out the benefits associated with the widespread use of electric vehicles and identifies the economic and industrial potential.