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Budapest (Hungary) and Nudgd (Helsingborg, Sweden) were announced as the respective winners of the EUROPEAN MOBILITY WEEK award and the MOBILITY ACTION award.

Cyprus is aiming to revise speed limits in its urban centres from 50 km/h to 30km/h to improve safety and promote sustainable transport.

Insights shared at Polish-German conference on cycling advancements and challenges.

Olev Parts, senior specialist of public transport at the Tallinn Transport Department, provides valuable insights into the key role of data analytics and community engagement in shaping Tallinn’s innovative night public transport system.

A pollution peak of fine particulate matter 24-times higher than recommended limits has triggered the Lombardy region to soon introduce temporary bans on private vehicles in its capital, Milan, during daytime.

The Connecting Europe Days 2024 will host a Marketplace for innovative companies, project promoters and initiatives from the public and private sector across Europe to pitch their projects to a targeted audience. Deadline for applications is 18 March.

The project MOBILITIES for EU aims to implement new mobility and freight transport concepts across the EU. The project started back in January 2024, with Madrid and Dresden being the first to pilot the ideas.

Valencia's Last Mile delivery pilot will reduce CO2 emissions, offering parking for eco-vans and avoiding 500 daily fossil fuel trips in city logistics.

Many households in the Netherlands, mainly in cities, have low incomes and high fuel costs, making them vulnerable to fiscal measures and other policies that drive more sustainable mobility behaviour.