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A photo of the city centre of Winterthur, Switzerland

This Swiss city offers lessons in integrated transport design

Researchers hope that the lessons learned from this redevelopment can help Europe at large.

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A traffic sign in the city of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, saying the speed limit is 30 kilometres an hour. This is the new speed limit in the whole city.

Cities that reduce speed limits improve road safety and cut emissions, European study finds

Implementing 30km/h speed limits reduces road crash fatalities, emissions, noise pollution, and fuel consumption.
An electric bus in Amsterdam. Europe is rapidly electrifying its city bus fleets, data shows.

Europe’s city bus operators are rapidly electrifying their fleets, data shows

On the current trajectory, 100% of new city buses will be emissions-free by 2027.
The skyline of Anchorage, Alaska. The city recently implemented parking reforms, helping to unlock affordable housing and other benefits.

Here’s what happened after the city of Anchorage axed parking mandates

Ending minimum parking requirements has spurred development in some areas and increased the supply of affordable housing.
A Chinese-made electric car at the Geneva International Motor Show.

How China became the world’s biggest electric vehicle supplier

China has become the world’s largest auto market and sells more electric vehicles than any other country, with 9.5 million cars delivered in 2023.
Electric school buses at a charging depot in Oakland, California

This US city’s all-electric school bus fleet will soon power its homes as well

During the evening peak period, the buses will send stored solar energy back into the grid.
A cyclist in London, England, with the Union Jack in their wheels

Inside London’s cycling renaissance

The number of daily cycling journeys reached 1.26 million in 2023, up 20% from 2019, pre-Covid levels.
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