European Mobility Week 2018

“Over 70% of Europeans live in urban areas, a figure likely to increase in the future”, said Vazil Hudák, EIB Vice-President, who has the oversight on the financing of sustainable urban mobility.

So far, 61 operations have been financed by the EIB in France to support public transport, with a total investment amount of EUR 11.5 billion including 40 trams and automatic light vehicles and six metros.

To celebrate European Mobility Week, engineer Birgitte Keulen looks at how digital transport technology determines even our physical journeys

Oradea puts itself back on the map as a tourist hot spot with EIB support for Romania urban development

Spain’s first bus rapid transit will transform the way people move - and breathe - in the capital of Gran Canaria, Las Palmas.

Aarhus becomes the first Danish city to boast a tram system that provides increased mobility and saves emissions.

Lviv’s roads saw 5958 accidents, 47 fatalities and about a thousand injuries last year. These figures are even higher in the rest of the Ukraine. The European Investment Bank’s Eastern road safety projects will make roads safer for 3.3 million users.

The new Lucknow Metro will change the way millions of people move—and breathe—in one of the most populated Indian cities

Follow the map of the line under construction in Ecuador’s capital, where Habitat III takes place this month, to learn about projects the EIB took from the earliest stages through to implementation.