Highlights
In response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the EU stands in solidarity with Ukraine. The EU is acting swiftly and decisively to put an end to Russia’s aggression by imposing wide-ranging sanctions and measures. In parallel, it is supporting the Ukrainian people by providing financial, military and humanitarian assistance. This page collects information on transport measures.
From bringing transport emissions down to fully exploiting digital technologies for greater efficiency, safety and convenience; showing solidarity with Ukraine; supporting the EU’s transport sector as it recovered from the impacts of COVID-19; and creating the very best conditions for Europe’s travelling public and transport workers – find out all about the highlights from the last 4.5 years.
European Mobility Week runs from 16 - 22 September every year, providing towns and cities with an opportunity to try out innovative traffic and transport planning, promote new infrastructure, and raise awareness of sustainable mobility. This year’s theme is shared urban space.
News
The Commission has launched a public consultation on the draft proposal establishing the EU Flight Emissions Label.
The Commission together with Europe’s Rail Joint Undertaking and the EU Agency for Railways celebrated the Women in Rail 2024 Award.
The 2024 CEF for Transport call for proposals makes €2.5 billion available for projects that will modernise transport infrastructure on the EU’s TEN-T network, and in Ukraine and Moldova.
A study released by the European Commission highlights the user benefits of competition in both passenger rail and rail freight services.
Latest figures on Ukrainian exports and imports via the EU-Ukraine Solidarity Lanes: new transport routes established in the face of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine.
The European Mobility Week, an annual event promoting sustainable urban mobility with over 2,500 cities and towns participating in a week-long festival from 16 to 22 September.