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Commenced on 1 July, Warsaw’s LEZ imposes gradual restrictions aimed at reducing vehicle emissions and improving air quality.

You can now register to attend the Excellence in Road Safety Awards, taking place in Brussels and online on 14 November 2024.

In a grand ceremony at Mozarts Plads, King Frederik X of Denmark officially inaugurated the much-anticipated extension of the M4 Metro line. The event attracted a crowd of approximately 3,000 people.

Stakeholders are invited to participate in the JULIA Project survey, an initiative funded by the European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA).

Flanders is celebrating the tenth anniversary of its cycle highways this year. Currently, there is a network of 130 cycle highways, totalling approximately 2,800 km.

Edinburgh’s pavement parking ban, introduced at the end of January this year, saw less fines in April compared to previous months. The drop in offenders being issued fines is seen as an indicator that the compliance level and acceptance by motorists is increasing.

Regulatory lag poses risks as EU cities and countries push for zero-emission fleets by 2030.

Lyon has started its new progressive parking price model that asks higher fees from owners of heavier and more polluting cars.

The Belgian city of Ghent hosted the Velo-city 2024 conference between 18-21 June, organised annually by the European Cyclists’ Federation.