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Cycling to work is gaining momentum in the Netherlands, with a 57% increase in commutes by bike between March 2024 and 2025. While car and public transport use also rose, cycling saw the fastest growth, driven by hybrid working patterns, e-bike uptake, and better facilities at workplaces.

At a recent stakeholder event, the EU Tourism team presented the updated Strategy for Sustainable Tourism, spotlighting greener transport, integrated ticketing, and Torino’s transformation into a smart tourism capital.

JASPERS, an EIB Advisory initiative, offered free training courses in May equipping local authorities in Dublin and Athens with practical advice for delivering sustainable urban mobility plans (SUMPs).

With the theme “Mobility for Everyone,” this year’s campaign calls on local authorities to champion transport solutions that leave no one behind. Registration is now open to take part in Europe’s leading campaign for sustainable urban mobility.

From mentoring programmes to inclusive recruitment and DEI toolkits, the Women in Transport – EU Platform for Change continues to champion equal opportunities across Europe’s transport sector. Discover the actions from 2023-2024 driving progress.

As European cities face mounting pressure to cut emissions, a Prague-based programme champions electric delivery solutions to improve air quality and promote sustainable urban living.

Registrations are now open for Urban Mobility Days (UMD) 2025, taking place from 30 September - 2 October in Vilnius, Lithuania.

Discover the recently updated EU city database on SUMPs, which now includes cities with a population over 50,000.

SMALL project wins European Commission award for promoting fair and accessible urban transport across pilot cities.