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Romania's second-largest city is to see 21km of subway line by 2031, alongside the airport terminal expansion and other key projects.

35,511 young people will receive travel passes from the Commission to travel Europe for free, already starting this summer. This is the result of the latest round of the DiscoverEU scheme, part of the Erasmus+ programme, which the Commission announced on 3 June 2024.

With express bus ridership surging from 17.2 million to 27.4 million, Catalonia is overhauling routes, increasing frequencies, and rolling out new projects like BRCat and on-demand night bus stops to meet demand and improve safety.

A recent poll on 1,000 people’s opinion to Scotland’s Low Emission Zones shows increasing support for the schemes among the population.

P. Vileišio street has been transformed to promote safe and equal road sharing in the Antakalnis district of Vilnius.

The Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe announced the completion of a 4G service covering its entire subway network. The network is fit for a 5G rollout starting with the train station at Alexanderplatz.

We’ve now updated our X handle to match our new look - follow @UrbanMobilityEU to keep up with the latest news and updates from the Observatory on X.

The Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure has allocated €18 million for cycling highways over three years to promote cycling, reduce traffic, and benefit health and the environment. Plans aim to expand from 750 km to 2,150 km by 2030. The results of the funding will be announced in autumn 2024.

The Municipality of Brasov in Romania unveiled its newest and largest bus terminal, designed to be a model for future public transport hubs. This new facility highlights modern design and construction ideas.