Latest From Europe
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Europe 18 Jan
Paris: The 15-minute city makes timely progress
Bold moves by mayors may attract vocal opposition, but their efforts to reduce pollution in Paris have the backing of voters.
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Air quality 27 Apr
How Seville supports zero emission transport on its streets
A bold political vision allied to urgent action has transformed travel within a city where cycling now prospers alongside scooters and Segways are set to follow
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Mass transit systems 15 Apr
How the UK can learn transport law-making from Strasbourg
Andy McDonald, shadow Secretary of State for Transport, reflects on a city that has used development of a modern tram network to replace car dominance
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Europe 12 Feb
How Tallinn provides free public transport for 420,000 people
Tallinn is the largest city to offer free public transport so far. It was made free in the city because of “social urgency”.
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Air quality 27 Jan
Madrid's electric scooter solution
City council has authorised 18 providers but has firm rules in place.
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Mass transit systems 15 Jan
Can shared transport really help tackle pollution?
Beate Kubitz assesses the potential of car clubs, bike-share and lift-share to offer a viable alternative to the single-occupancy car.
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Air quality 16 Dec
C40 Cities: We have the power to move the world
Fourteen of the world’s most ambitious and successful sustainable transport cities explain the actions they are taking to reduce emissions and why.
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Government programmes 16 Dec
How scenario planning can aid transport decision-making
Experts are increasingly using this technique to assess different potential futures and engage communities in alternative visions of transport, reports business motoring writer Jonathan Manning.
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Autonomous transport 16 Dec
Are driverless cars really the future?
Christian Wolmar warns transport planners to beware of the hype around autonomous vehicles.
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Air quality 3 Dec
Copenhagen’s Cycling Super Highways convert car users to pedal power
Copenhagen’s Cycling Super Highways put Denmark on the fast track to carbon-neutral urban transport.
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How Tallinn provides free public transport for 420,000 people
Tallinn is the largest city to offer free public transport so far. It was made free in the city because of “social urgency”.
