On 9 March 2022, the Committee on Transport and Communications of the Irish parliament was briefed on women’s needs and concerns relating to public transport use. The briefing referred to the...

In recent years, cities have begun to test new and innovative solutions to addressing last mile problems in urban areas. New technologies, smarter tracking and information systems are providing...

The Women in Rail Awards, jointly organised by the European Commission’s Women in Transport Platform...

Prior to the war, Kyiv Digital was the official city app to buy tickets for transport and pay for parking or utility bills in the Ukrainian capital. Now it has...

The development of electromobility involves the development of electric car charging infrastructure. The increase in the number of chargers poses new demands for the AC power grid, especially...

In the next decade, the number of returned electric vehicle batteries (EVBs) is expected to surge. By 2030 there will be 111,000 tonnes (or 25 GWh) of end-of-life EVBs in Europe, while almost 500...

For the last two years, the Municipality of Cascais has been running its public transit services for free to its residents. It has now reported an increase of use by 10%, despite its launch and...

Cities hold the key to leading Europe towards healthy and climate-friendly mobility. Three quarters of Europeans live in urban areas, while mobility in cities is responsible for 23% of the EU’s...

The City of Leipzig, Germany started 2022 with the organisation of the innovation competition 'Smart City Challenge Leipzig 2022' . This competition is initiated and...

Austrian Post, the national postal service in Austria, has announced that it is to stop purchasing fossil-fuelled vehicles, and that it will instead develop its vehicle fleet with only electric...