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New Horizon Europe call offers €98 million in funding for projects focused on rethinking urban spaces, zero-pollution cities, and more. This call is a key opportunity for innovative solutions under the EU Mission on Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities.

The City of Parma pledges its support for the European Declaration on Cycling at the CIVITAS Forum 2024, sharing their strategic measures to enhance cycling and promote safer, multimodal transport in the city.

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A 2023 study in Lyon examines the effects of allowing cyclists to cross red lights, focusing on safety and cyclist behaviour. The findings reveal key insights into the rule’s impact and its potential to promote cycling in urban areas.

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New pilot project in Madrid aims to use underground trains for sustainable logistics, cutting congestion with eco-friendly last-mile solutions.

During European Mobility Week 2024, Benidorm introduced two major initiatives—launching a low emission zone and upgrading the park-and-ride facility—to combat air pollution and promote sustainable urban mobility.

Amsterdam is implementing a 30 km/h speed limit on most roads, using innovative designs to encourage compliance. By removing road markings and replacing them with bold '30' symbols, the city aims to make drivers more aware and reduce speeding.

Spain's government unveils a EUR 40 million initiative to supercharge urban cycling, focusing on e-bikes and bike-sharing systems, as part of a broader push for sustainable transportation. This initiative supports sustainable mobility, reduces emissions, and boosts the cycling industry.