Gdańsk, Poland – June 12, 2025 – The MOBILITIES FOR EU consortium gathered for its 4th General Assembly in the vibrant coastal city of Gdańsk from June 11–12. Over the course of the two days, all project partners convened to share progress updates, discuss upcoming milestones, and explore new ideas for shaping the future of…

Cycling and Celebrating Active Mobility through the “Mobilities for EU” Project On the occasion of World Bicycle Day, the students of the 4th, 5th, and 6th grades of the 3rd Primary School of Ioannina “Maroutseio” took part in a joyful and well-organised School Bike Ride, sending a clear message about the importance of sustainable mobility, health, and environmental responsibility. This…

At the 2025 FISITA World Congress, CARNET – The Future Mobility Research Hub – proudly presented its work on developing an evaluation framework for the MOBILITIES for EU project, highlighting their central role in assessing urban mobility innovations across Europe. In a poster titled “Development of an Evaluation Framework and KPIs for Urban Mobility Pilots…

MOBILITIES FOR EU joined the European Connected and Automated Driving (EUCAD) Conference 2025 this month in Ispra, Italy, contributing to Europe’s leading platform for policy, research, and innovation in the field of Connected, Cooperative, and Automated Mobility (CCAM). Represented by our project partner, the International Road Federation (IRF), the event marked a key moment for…

On May 14–15, 2025, the city of Dresden, one of our Lead Cities, took center stage at the IEEE 6G Summit to highlight innovative approaches to the future of sustainable urban mobility. The event brought together leading researchers, industry experts, and city representatives to explore how next-generation connectivity technologies can shape smarter, more integrated urban…

As Replication City in our project, the Municipality of Ioannina is implementing targeted actions to promote sustainable urban mobility, with a strong focus on raising awareness among the younger generation. Students of the 6th grade at the 3rd Primary School of Ioannina “Maroutseio” participated in the first pilot workshop titled “Climate Change and Sustainable Mobility,” held in collaboration with…

As part of their activities as Replication City within our project, the City of Espoo has launched an ambitious AI in Mobility Challenge aimed at reducing traffic emissions through cutting-edge data and artificial intelligence solutions. The challenge, which targets startups and small-to-medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), is now in its development phase following a successful mentoring event…

On Wednesday, 7 May 2025, our Lead City Dresden was awarded the EU Cities Mission Label during the third EU Cities Mission Conference in Vilnius. This recognition by the European Commission acknowledges the city’s ongoing commitment to becoming a climate-friendly, sustainable, and future-oriented urban centre. As one of currently 112 European model cities, Dresden is…

From May 6–8, 2025, the city of Vilnius—recognized as the European Green Capital—welcomed participants to the fourth Cities Mission Conference, held under the theme “Harnessing City Successes: Advancing Climate Action for 2030.” This high-level event gathered more than 100 Mission Cities, representatives from EU institutions, and leading innovators to share achievements and accelerate the journey…

At MOBILITIES FOR EU, we believe that shaping the future of urban mobility requires more than just innovation—it demands collaboration. That’s why we’re joining forces with the Move2CCAM project for an upcoming interactive online training focused on co-creation in the development of self-driving vehicle technologies. Move2CCAM, like MOBILITIES FOR EU, is committed to ensuring that…