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A recent study has attributed increased congestion in urban areas to ride-sharing apps - effectively shifting city travellers from collective passenger transport to cars.

A Danish expert group, set up by Transport Minister Ole Birk Olesen, has issued a report on how Danish mobility policy should anticipate new disruptive developments.

The Romanian Government has submitted the project "Modernization of the Tram Park in Oradea - Stage 1", through the 2014-2020 Regional Operational Programme.

The European Commission with eight partners recently signed an “Innovation Deal” to address regulatory barriers for recycling and re-use of electric vehicle batteries.

Arthur D Little recently released their Future of mobility 3.0 report, which considers recent societal and technological trends alongside new mobility solutions.

Taxes, subsidies and other incentives to purchase low or zero emission vehicles have contributed to a drop of carbon dioxide emissions from new passenger cars.

This year, cities, counties and municipalities in North Rhine-Westphalia are benefitting from EUR 12.8 million from provincial resources to improve conditions for walking and cycling in their areas.

An estimated 1.25 million people are killed every year in road traffic accidents (RTA's), and up to 50 million more are injured, often seriously.

On the periphery of Stockholm, Sweden, the first ever public road with the ability to simultaneously charge electric vehicles has opened, spanning 2km from Arlanda airport to the Roserberg logistics centre.