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Tackling the escalating wind turbine waste crisis is crucial for a sustainable future.

More and more people are walking and cycling in cities around the world – the trend was there already pre-COVID, but the pandemic boosted both the need for and political focus on walking and cyclin

If we promote green mobility forms such as walking and cycling over cars, our cities can become greener and more attractive to live in. But how do we stop designing cities around cars?

Transitioning to smart and low carbon mobility requires a shift in mode use within our cities.

Micro-incentives, which involves the use of smart pricing and other strategies to influence travel behaviour, have the potential to accelerate the modal shift towards more sustainable mobility.

Urban data can be put into valuable applications in cities & regions to realise the full sustainable potential of urban mobility.

The 14th edition of the 'Mobility Talks' on 07 July (15:30-17:00 CET) focussed on the building blocks for the development and deployment of multimodal digital mobility services, such as M

How many times do you open your maps app on your phone or computer? Daily? Weekly? Let’s explore how mobile mapping and street view data affect your life in ways you couldn’t imagine!

The digital and green transformation of Europe's transport sector requires smart sharing of mobility data.

The market ramp-up of electric mobility depends on the establishment of a comprehensive charging infrastructure.

The quality of urban elements greatly influences the overall life quality and well-being of city dwellers.

Undirected trips have no specific goal or endpoint - the journey itself is the destination.

War of talents, sustainability goals, and rising costs are just a few reasons why having a holistic view on corporate mobility is becoming increasingly relevant for companies in recent years.

As climate change accelerates and urbanisation continues to reshape our cities, finding innovative solutions to address these challenges becomes paramount.

As the EU takes further measures in its aspiration to reach climate neutrality, the role of cities and urban environments grows increasingly evident.

Decarbonisation of road freight transport depends not only on the availability of novel vehicle propulsion concepts on the market, but as well on the availability of the required charging and fuell