Cities recognized for sustainable mobility initiatives during European Mobility Week

During European Mobility Week, the cities of Innsbruck, Limassol, and Riga implemented various initiatives to promote sustainable urban travel. Innsbruck converted a residential street into a car-free zone, hosting markets and youth activities to encourage walking and cycling. Limassol repurposed 6,000 square meters of space, including Ankara Street and Castle Square, for non-motorized public use. Key developments in Limassol included the opening of the Aktea Pedestrian and Cycling Corridor and the release of the WeeDRIVE app to support inclusive transport. Riga focused on active mobility through educational programs and the annual Tweed Ride. These efforts aim to reduce car dependency and improve community connectivity across the participating cities. Participation involved local schools, businesses, and residents, highlighting a shift toward people-centered urban planning.