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A new fully electric bus route known as 'Line C' became operational in Bergamo during February.

A common travel card for two countries would be a novelty. But it is not the first time that Finland introduces an innovative travel card.

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The European Commission (DG MOVE) has recently commissioned a study to produce guidelines to help promote cycling in the EU.

The dockless bike sharing service Gobee has pulled out of France after a large proportion of its fleet were damaged or stolen.

The German large scale mobility study “Mobility in Germany 2008” has found that almost every second person in Germany hardly ever rides a bike - or doesn't cycle at all.

The German Government is considering making public transport free in order to cut emissions and help Germany meet its EU air quality targets. While the idea of free public transport seems appealing, the plan has received some criticism.

Germany’s Supreme Administrative Court has decided that restrictions - even stretching to bans on diesel cars in German cities are generally permissible.

The European Commission today revealed the finalists of the EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK Award and the Award for Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning (SUMP).