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The Dutch Veilig Verkeer Nederland (VVN) announces a study into the decreasing number of Dutch children that travel to school by bike. VVN expresses concern that children with no or little experience in cycling affect traffic safety.

Figures from the Slovak Statistic Office and Eurostat reveal a drop in public transport use in Slovakia, and an increase in car sales.

Wokingham Borough Council in the UK has approved an air quality action plan to address the air pollution problems in the town and at a nearby major crossroads.

Warsaw is stepping up the pace of the improvements in its sustainable urban transport services, as it works on several issues simultaneously.

"Shared Mobility is currently a fast-growing market among transport services" concludes this year’s report from the ZHAW School of Engineering.

The Swedish government has announced new legislation to allow city authorities and municipalities to enforce more stringent vehicle restrictions in the future

Passengers across the UK will benefit from a multi-million pound government investment designed to help councils and bus companies put more environmentally-friendly buses on UK's roads.

The city of Dublin is due to expand the number of stations in its 'dublinbikes' scheme from 101 to 116 with an associated increase in the number of bikes used in the scheme from 1,500 to 1,600.

The number of users of shared means of transport is rapidly increasing in Italy. The use of shared services grew by 50% in the 2015-2017 period, thanks to a more expansive and diverse set of services.