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The World Health Organization (WHO) marks UN Global Road Safety Week by urging action to make walking and cycling safer, launching a toolkit to help governments promote active, healthy, and sustainable travel.

The European Commission awards the EU Mission Label to 39 new cities, recognising their efforts to achieve climate neutrality by 2030.

Limerick's efforts to promote sustainable travel gets national recognition as the Childers Road Active Travel Scheme wins prestigious ICE Award.

In the first quarter of 2025, one in three newly registered cars in Belgium was fully electric—a figure that’s expected to rise steadily in the years ahead.

The City of Graz presented its Mobility Plan 2040, aiming for safer, greener, and more inclusive transport. Shaped by public input and EU standards, it targets 80% sustainable travel by 2040, with broad citizen and district participation throughout.

The Western Development Commission’s latest index reveals transport improvements in Ireland’s Western Region but highlights the need for more investment to close the urban-rural gap in sustainable mobility.

Parisians have voted to pedestrianise and green 500 city streets. The initiative supports wider efforts to reduce traffic, improve air quality and reshape the French capital for a more sustainable urban future.

Stockholm is expanding its Nova electric hydrofoil ferry service to daily operations in May 2025, offering faster, low-emission travel between Ekerö and the city centre.

Stockholm’s new Climate Action Plan sets bold goals for sustainable mobility—cutting transport emissions by 80%, electrifying vehicles and shipping, and reclaiming space for people, not cars.