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The province of North Holland is investing €11 million to enhance accessibility and road safety through smart measures. By leveraging data, the Dutch province aims to make roads safer, provide earlier warnings and improve efficiency of traffic lights.

Prague and Wroclaw score well in IDTP's first edition of the annual Global Atlas of Sustainable City Transport. Both cities top the list of the category residents’ proximity to frequent tr

In an effort to create a more constructive relationship with commuters, the Marseille public transport operator RTM has announced a new policy to handle fare evasion by offering passengers the opportunity to purchase a subscription pass rather than imposing fines.

Experts on behalf of the European Commission have developed indicators to help measure progress in transforming urban mobility to become more sustainable and attractive in all urban nodes across the TEN-T Network.

The European Commission has allocated over €36 million from the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) to enhance urban mobility across Europe. This includes funding projects that aim to encourage multimodality, sustainable transport modes and digitalisation.

The European Commission has now published the 2024 revision to the SUMP reference material on "Decarbonisation of Urban Mobility", provide hands-on advice to practitioners on mainstreaming climate change mitigation in SUMPs.

The European Road Safety Observatory (ERSO) has published its latest thematic report, drawing on the latest statistics and research on the use of road safety protective equipment, including seatbelts, helmets and child restraint systems.

The National Competence Network for Sustainable Mobility (NaKoMo) hosted their 6th Annual Conference "for liveable and efficient cities and regions”. It brought together industry experts, decision-makers and other stakeholders to discuss SUMP planning and implementation.

Veneto leads Italy in cycling mobility with the successful 'Tutto Bici' train service, integrating cycling with rail travel.