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The European Commission has given the green light to Stockholm's bold move towards sustainability by approving the establishment of an environmental zone in the heart of the city. Starting on 31 December 2024, petrol and diesel cars will find themselves banned from this designated area.

Elettra Car Sharing and the City of Genoa are launching an innovative citywide sustainable and shared mobility pilot project.

The EU Urban Mobility Observatory Team have reached out to key stakeholders in the industry to hear their views on the Cycling Declaration and the impacts the newly adopted principles will have on cycling uptake across EU Member States. This article is the second of a two-part series.

Deliveries of parcels, letters and newspapers will be done with zero emissions all over Leuven thanks to an expansion of the well working “Leuven Ecozone” model by Bpost.

The EU introduces an EU-wide Disability Card and updated Parking Card, aiming to provide uniform disability status recognition across the bloc, offering various benefits and assistance for cardholders traveling within the EU.

In November 2023, UITP and partner KONE published a report investigating how stations are evolving, and can be designed or adapted to reflect their central importance in mobility and our society.

Ghent is testing an elastic compound in tram tracks to prevent bike accidents, aiming to enhance cyclist safety.

The largest research and technology conference on transport and mobility in Europe, TRA 2024, took place from 15 to 18 April 2024. This article highlights a few of many discussions and takeaways that focused on urban mobility across the four days.

Lisbon's Metropolitan Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan is set to redefine urban mobility in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area. With an investment of €390,000, it promises sustainable, safe, and efficient transport.