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The Portuguese islands of Madeira and Porto Santo have launched a new integrated ticketing system for bus services, named Siga. Passengers can now use the Giro smartcard, paper tickets, or a mobile app to access multiple transport services, enhancing the ease of travel across the islands.

ELABORATOR's Evaluation Plan, a cornerstone of the project's impact evaluation framework, is now available! The plan outlines a comprehensive approach to assessing the environmental, social, and safety impacts of solutions implemented in each Living Lab.

Prague’s Old Town district, Prague 1, has initiated a ban on all motorised vehicles between the hours of 22:00 and 06:00, starting on 24 July 2024.

Subsidies and incentives for public transport have long been seen as an integral part of encouraging public transport ridership. Microincentives offer an alternative solution to ease the funding pressure of public transport for the public sector. A new report looks further into the use of these.

Catalonia's Clic.cat nightline, which connects Girona with Salt, Platja d’Aro, Palamós, and Palafrugell, continues its innovative on-demand stop service this summer to enhance safety on night bus services, particularly for young people and women.

Ghent offers business and non-profits support in testing the use of emission free delivery vehicles or local last-mile delivery services.

The Czech company Rekola Bikesharing is set to introduce 200 bicycles in Tallinn, Estonia, as part of the city's initiative to enhance sustainable urban transport.

EIB has provided a €50 million loan to Madrid’s EMT to expand its zero-emissions bus fleet. The project involves purchasing 260 eco-friendly buses and charging infrastructure to support Madrid's sustainable urban transport.

The province of North Holland is investing €11 million to enhance accessibility and road safety through smart measures. By leveraging data, the Dutch province aims to make roads safer, provide earlier warnings and improve efficiency of traffic lights.