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Registration for the 2024 POLIS conference is now open! Until 12 November 2024, with an early bird discount offered to registrations before the end of September.

EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK starts today and towns & cities across the European Union and beyond are celebrating sustainable mobility, shared public spaces and active mobility in urban and rural areas. The 23rd edition of this annual event takes place from 16-22 September in thousands of towns and cities.

A recent policy brief from the European University Institute (EUI) outlines the critical role urban nodes will play in Europe's future transport network under the revised TEN-T Regulation.

City develops advanced monitoring system to enhance shared mobility services and support sustainability goals by 2035.

A small island in the southeastern Aegean Sea leads the way in sustainable transportation.

Adam Sobiera’s 1,850 km ‘Warsaw-Paris Bike Rally’ raised funds to donate bicycles to children in social care while promoting road safety, sustainable urban mobility, and the transformative power of cycling ahead of the 2024 Olympics.

As European cities face increasing challenges in urban mobility, the need for sustainable and innovative solutions has never been more critical. A recent report highlights key strategies to finance public transport and shared mobility across Europe.

Brno’s recent cycling survey, conducted among over 3,000 residents, highlights the city’s commitment to making cycling safer and more accessible. The findings will play a crucial role in shaping Brno's emerging cycling strategy, addressing key concerns and improving infrastructure.

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.