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The Interreg Euro-MED project ArtMED has released .MOBI, a free planning tool that helps authorities and planners assess fleet needs, costs and performance for Demand Responsive and Autonomous Mobility on Demand services.

Pilot hubs, e-mobility schemes and 3D virtual tours in Germany and Italy aim to advance accessible low-carbon last-mile delivery.

The SMAPE project has supported Mantova (Italy) in developing new guidelines for planning and implementing mobility hubs, helping the city integrate shared mobility into its wider transport and spatial planning tools.

A greener, quieter, and more connected future is on the way for over a million Bulgarians. Seven municipalities are launching major transport upgrades (backed by BGN 182 million) that promise cleaner air, safer streets, and modern mobility for all.

The European Commission launched the call for applications for the 2028 European Green Capital (EGC) and European Green Leaf (EGL) Awards.

Poznań is refreshing its tram fleet by buying 24 used low-floor trams from Bonn — a cost-effective move that quickly expands accessible, step-free services while new Polish-built vehicles continue to arrive.

Discover the recently upgraded EU city database on SUMPs. New TEN-T corridor filters make it easier for planners and policymakers to explore mobility strategies across Europe’s most strategically located cities.

Germany’s popular nationwide public transport ticket is set to stay. The Bundestag’s Transport Committee has approved extending the Deutschlandticket until 2030, ensuring affordable travel across the country for years to come.

Three ambassadors from the Network of Ambassadors for #DiversityInTransport share their reflections on how diversity and inclusion took centre stage at this year’s POLIS Conference.