Budget for 2014-2020 divides EU into two camps
The Commission has adopted the amendments on the multi-annual financial framework for which the initial proposals were presented in June […]
September 2012
EU budgets for next programming period face controversy
The economic situation of the European Union faces massive changes and the relevant factor is that the budget, either next […]
Waiting for the money
Is a passenger railway operator capable to attract customers without investing extra funds? In other words, what could be done […]
Alternative fuels in public transport
The transport is heavily dependent on oil imports. While most economic sectors have been reducing CO2 emissions, transport’s share has […]
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“Do the right mix”!
The European Commission’s “Sustainable Urban Mobility” campaign was launched in July and represents a three-year initiative (2012-2015) aiming to support […]
Urban logistics can be efficiently organized
Port and industrial cities are strongly affected by the freight and logistics sector. Also areas with intense construction works are […]
Small towns teach us urban mobility lessons
We are all well aware of the effects of pollution and of the troubles caused by the presence of too […]
Large cities can benefit from optimized public transport
Public transport needs to be put forward to tackle the urban mobility challenges currently faced by urban mobility. Continuing with […]
Modern cities have to develop light rail tram systems
In countries where tramways had survived the massive closures of the 50’s and 60’s, for example in Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, […]