Individual electric transport cannot be a threat for rail urban transport
Although EU encourages the development of rail urban transport as the answer to challenges related to the noise level, air […]
June 2013
The main five barriers to the deployment of sustainable transport
In 2012, the Department of Scientific and Technological Options Assessment – STOA – of the European Parliament dealt with projects […]
Period for granting financing within the “Horizon 2020” is reduced by 100 days
Several months are left until the adoption of the legislative documents on the Horizon 2020 strategy by the European Parliament […]
Rail stations, as multifunctional urban hubs
The criteria for the station or stations located on a high-speed network in a given city must consider the optimal […]
Increase of transport costs prevents economic development
The cost of infrastructure development in the European Union, necessary to meet the transport demand, was estimated at over EUR […]
Istanbul public transport is ready for the Olympic Games 2020
In 2012, Istanbul hosted 9.5 million foreign tourists and the authorities expect over 10 million foreign tourists to visit the […]
Recent estimates show that the decision on free public transport services in Tallinn was the right thing to do
Estonia is one of the European countries which have lately tried to adapt to new requirements on economic and social […]
The current situation of public transport is no longer an option
In most situations, in large urban agglomerations, territorial expansions to suburbs have made public transport or other similar alternatives no […]
Croatia prepares to access European funds
As EU member state, Croatia will benefit from European funds to boost economic growth and integration into European policies and […]
Croatia, the 28th member state of the European Union
At the end of March 2013, the European Commission adopted the last Monitoring Report on Croatia’s EU accession preparations. Croatia […]