Municipal Elections 2026 in Paris: Images of Emmanuel Grégoire Arriving at City Hall by Bike After His Victory Over Rachida Dati
Emmanuel Grégoire was elected as the mayor of Paris after winning the municipal elections against Rachida Dati, celebrated by arriving at City Hall on a bike.
Electric boats - the projects that are afloat and those that have capsized
The article discusses various projects aimed at developing electric boats over the past decade, highlighting both successful and failed ventures globally.
ECSA: Over 400 projects in the student project
The European Community Shipowners' Associations (ECSA) announced the conclusion of the submission period for the European Student Competition, receiving over 400 student projects envisioning the future of ships in 60 years.
Czechia received approximately 15 billion from the EU for housing, transport, and energy
The European Commission has allocated €614 million (about CZK 15 billion) to Czechia from a special recovery fund to mitigate the effects of the economic crisis, assisting various projects in housing, sustainable mobility, and infrastructure.
Bloomberg: The Iran War Will Enhance Interest in Electric Cars
Bloomberg reports that the war in Iran may increase interest in electric vehicles as oil demand declines.
What is the fine for parking on a bike lane?
Parking on a bike lane is prohibited in Buenos Aires, and this article discusses the penalties for such infractions.
Mayor unveils £1.5bn ‘People’s Network’ transport plan for South Yorkshire
The Mayor of South Yorkshire announced a £1.5 billion transportation initiative called the 'People's Network', aimed at making public transit more affordable and environmentally sustainable.
A New Spring for the Tram
Swedish urban planning is seeing a revival of tram systems, marking the largest expansion in decades as cities prioritize sustainable transport solutions.
Bike Sharing Is Being Reintroduced in Tartu
Tartu is reintroducing its bike-sharing program with new bicycles expected to be fully operational by the end of the week.
Charging Map: Where to Charge an Electric Car in March 2026 in the Country
Argentina sees rapid growth in electric vehicle registrations in 2026, despite limited charging infrastructure.
Brand new sleeper train between two huge cities with £43 bed tickets launching this year
A new sleeper train service from Brussels to Milan with affordable tickets is set to launch, expanding European night travel options.
Traditional horse-drawn carriages cease operation in Poços de Caldas; electric carriages begin to replace service
Traditional horse-drawn carriages in Poços de Caldas, Brazil, are being replaced by electric carriages following a municipal decree.
They are sustainable and bidirectional means. On board wireless systems and 10 cameras
The bidirectional Tramlink, involved in an accident yesterday, features advanced technologies for public transport including wireless systems, ten cameras, and enhanced passenger comfort.
V. Benkunskas: Green hydrogen production planned to start this autumn, with hydrogen-powered buses to be launched
This autumn, Vilnius plans to initiate green hydrogen production and launch hydrogen-powered public transport buses as part of its commitment to achieve zero CO2 emissions in its public transport and heating sectors by 2030.
An experiment ran from Copenhagen to Berlin, and people were nervous
A silent electric bus experiment traveling from Copenhagen to Berlin raised concerns among passengers about the new technology.
The city reconfigures an avenue in Palermo for the Trambús to circulate
Buenos Aires is transforming an avenue in Palermo to accommodate the new electric Trambús public transport system, with operations expected to start by the end of 2026.
Swedish startup shrinks electric boat motor tenfold
Swedish startup Zparq has developed a revolutionary electric boat motor that reduces size while enhancing performance, aiming for emission-free movement in maritime transport.
Tesla produced its first Cybercab and plans to start sales later this year
Tesla has developed its first Cybercab and aims to launch sales in 2023.
Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Exports Reach a Record $2.56 Billion in January
In January, hybrid and electric vehicle exports from South Korea surged, marking a record high amid increasing domestic sales.
ASA promotes the development of Sustainable Aviation Fuels in Mexico
Aeropuertos y Servicios Auxiliares (ASA) is advancing the sustainable aviation fuel initiatives in Mexico through a strategic roadmap aimed at decarbonizing air transport.
Nigeria and Kenya lead production of electric vans using Chinese kits
E-mobility companies in Africa are locally assembling electric vans using kits from China to enhance public transport.
Ptolemaida: The funding of the study for the integrated inductive charging corridor in Ptolemaida is included in the Special Program for Just Development Transition
The study for creating an integrated inductive charging corridor for electric vehicles in Ptolemaida has received funding as part of Greece's Special Program for Just Development Transition.
Revolution on the Route to Morskie Oko. Horses Decommissioned, Cabbies Furious
The Polish transport regulations for Morskie Oko will limit the route horses must travel for tourist transport, replacing heavier carriages with lighter ones and eventually introducing electric buses.
Kenya: Skoot Rolls Out Electric Tuk-Tuks in Nairobi
Skoot Technology has launched an electric tuk-tuk in Nairobi, aiming to help urban operators reduce fuel costs through a battery-swapping model.
The Cars That Are Being Bought Now
Johanna Ali, manager of Kesko's car sales, discussed the current trends in car purchases in Finland, highlighting a strong shift towards electric vehicles.
Electric boda bodas offer cleaner rides and new jobs in Uganda
Electric motorcycles, known as boda bodas, are becoming popular in Uganda as a cleaner alternative to combat urban air pollution and reduce transport costs.
News Overview: Here are the News of the Day
The article provides an overview of key local news in Munich, including transport issues, student complaints about campus housing, controversies over art, and eco-friendly building practices.
EU Report on Sustainable Commuting: Cities Are Doing Too Little Against Cars
A European Court of Auditors report criticizes that cities are not doing enough to promote alternatives to cars despite investments in public transport and cycling infrastructure.
WATCH VIDEO: The world's largest electric ferry launched in Tasmania – but that's not all
The world's largest electric ferry, Hull 096, has begun its trials in Hobart, showcasing 250 tons of batteries and the potential for sustainable maritime transport.
Óscar Puente defends himself against the "falsehoods" about the Adamuz accident: "Those affected have the right to know the truth"
Transport and Sustainable Mobility Minister Óscar Puente addressed Congress to refute false claims regarding recent train accidents in Adamuz and Gelida, emphasizing the right of those affected to receive accurate information.
Adif and Renfe workers protest after recent accidents: 'We need to act radically'
Workers from Adif and Renfe protested in front of the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility demanding accountability and better railway management following recent accidents in Adamuz and Rodalies.
The Big City Where Car Traffic is Declining
In Hamburg, the number of cyclists is increasing while car traffic is decreasing, which is seen by the transport authority as a sign of sustainable mobility.
First electric Scania truck arrives in Croatia and already has a buyer
The first fully electric Scania truck has been delivered to Croatia, marking a significant step towards sustainable transport, with STW Manšped being the initial buyer.
Cycling in Wiesbaden: Fast Cycling Routes to Mainz and Frankfurt
Wiesbaden is enhancing its cycling infrastructure with new connections and bike lanes to encourage residents to switch from cars to bicycles, supported by an annual investment of three million euros.
Transport approves toll rate increase for 2026: here are the price hikes for each highway
The Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility has announced an increase in state toll prices by up to 4.68% starting January 1, 2026, depending on the specific concession conditions.