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The EU is taking another important step in reducing transport emissions by adopting the European Declaration on Cycling.

Last month, the European Road Safety Observatory added the latest thematic report, drawing on the latest statistics and research on improving road safety for cyclists.

The activation of a new electric charging station in Carabanchel's operations center by EMT Madrid marks the largest installation for urban bus charging in Europe, enhancing the city's leadership in sustainable urban mobility.

Vitoria-Gasteiz is to participate in the "RAPTOR" program, which seeks innovative solutions to combat theft and improve bicycle traceability, with selected initiatives receiving up to €40,000 for piloting their ideas.

Reggio Emilia plans to maintain and expand its cycling network by its Biciplan 2024 to more than 370 km of routes.

The European Commission is seeking input through an open public consultation for its initiative aimed at greening corporate fleets.

Milan collaborates with an innovative mobility management platform to optimise shared bicycle and scooter programmes, addressing urban challenges and striving for a sustainable and efficient transportation future.

Road fatalities in the EU recorded a small 1% decrease in 2023 compared to the previous year. However, Most Member States are not on track to meet the EU goal of halving road fatalities by 2030, and more work needs to be done to protect vulnerable road users.

This year, Helsinki completes its EUR 260 million tram project connecting the smart city neighbourhood Kalasatama to the Pasila district. Sustainability and low carbon impact are the cornerstone of the development from planning to operation.