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Discover how cities across Europe are pioneering innovative approaches to monitor Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs), ensuring greener, safer, and more connected urban environments for all. From pilot projects to cutting-edge technology, explore the strategies making a real impact.

SOLUTIONSplus has released a new policy brief focusing on the intersection of electromobility and road safety.

Explore how EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK is enabling cities across Europe to reimagine public spaces for greater social equity, safety, and sustainability.

Larnaca and the Cypriot Public Works Department develop the first Park and Ride locations to ease traffic levels in the city and on the highway connections to other Cypriot main cities.

Kaunas has commenced a permanent charging scheme for two-track vehicles, with a fee of EUR 2 for entering the central area of the city.

Tallinn’s night bus services see a significant surge in ridership during summer 2024, reflecting growing demand for late-night public transport.

New guidelines from the Italian Ministry of Transport simplify Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans for medium-sized municipalities, ensuring tailored, sustainable transportation solutions.

The International Transport Forum has published a new report on ‘urban logistics hubs’ aimed at planners and local authorities, promoting the benefits and best practice guidelines for implementing sustainable logistics in cities.

The Portuguese islands of Madeira and Porto Santo have launched a new integrated ticketing system for bus services, named Siga. Passengers can now use the Giro smartcard, paper tickets, or a mobile app to access multiple transport services, enhancing the ease of travel across the islands.