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The Joint Research Centre's new Transport Poverty Hub shows where access to transport is limited, supporting fairer mobility across Europe.

Celebrate innovation and commitment to safer roads across Europe at the Excellence in Road Safety Awards 2025.

Urban Mobility Days 2025 will take place from 30 September to 2 October in Vilnius, Lithuania. The full programme is now live, featuring sessions on TEN-T urban nodes, cycling, public transport, and more.

The European Commission is consulting citizens, travellers, and tourism operators on a new strategy to make tourism across the EU more sustainable, innovative, and resilient.

The European Commission has announced nearly €2.8 billion in funding for 94 transport projects across the EU under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF), including eight with a focus on urban nodes.

Hamburg is using an AI-powered platform to optimise electric ferry schedules, manage energy demand, and improve passenger information - supporting its goal of a zero-emissions public transport system.

Erlangen won first place in Germany’s ADFC Cycling Climate Test for cities of its size, praised for winter bike path maintenance and infrastructure. The city continues to improve cycling conditions through its “Future Plan: Cycling City".

Transport Malta plans to limit taxi drivers to 12 consecutive working hours to reduce fatigue, improve enforcement, and enhance safety. The move follows wider reforms targeting abuse and rapid growth in the sector.

As part of Poland's strategic investment in a modern transport system, local mobility hubs are being developed to improve transport access, support urban growth, and boost regional economies.