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Polis, the network of European cities and regions that works on innovation in local transport, has launched a discussion paper on automated road vehicles.

High level policy makers, researchers and entrepreneurs participating at the 2nd Regional Digital Summit, held 25-26 January in Budapest, agreed on regional cooperation to promote smart mobility.

The City of Aarhus has inaugurated the first part of its light rail network, the Aarhus Letbane. It opened the first phase the network, a 12-kilometer loop that services 12 stations.

Cycling highways are a quick and environmentally-friendly alternative to enable a reduction in the load from commuter traffic in the Munich agglomeration.

Pordenone aims to become more and more green. The City Council has approved two resolutions to join initiatives of the Friuli Venezia Giulia (FVG) region and the European Union to reduce pollution and greenhouse emissions in the city with concrete actions.

A start-up business Poppy launched an environmentally friendly car sharing scheme in the city of Antwerp, introducing a fleet of 350 electric and CNG vehicles based on a free-floating principle.

Traffic lights give priority to delayed buses in Lisbon, aiming to provide passengers with a more regular public transport services.

A renewed cycling plan in Madrid proposed by the city council involves creating new cycle paths until 2025.

The CIVITAS PORTIS initiative releases its first edition of the CIVITAS PORTIS INNOVATION e-brochure.