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Further tightening is on the horizon: what new rules for e-scooters will apply in Brussels and Berlin in the new year? How will the fleets develop?

Bold paths for a sustainable transport transition: How the polisMOBILITY conference is driving cross-sector partnerships and inspiring solutions.

Limburg is revolutionising local transport: from July 2025, the city bus network will be massively expanded, with a 30-minute interval for the entire city area and all districts. A milestone for sustainable mobility and a serious alternative to the car.

The transport transition is at a critical point: despite ambitious measures such as the DE-Ticket and the amendment to the German road traffic regulations, financial bottlenecks, dilapidated infrastructure and lobby interests are slowing down progress. Will Germany be able to achieve its climate targets in the transport sector?

At InnoTrans 2024 in Berlin, Ramboll will chair a panel on sustainable mobility. The renowned consultancy firm will discuss strategies for decarbonizing the transport sector and establishing sustainable transport systems.

Frankfurt is planning to introduce 950 mobility stations to combat chaos on the streets. These stations are intended to put an end to the uncoordinated parking of vehicles in the city and, in particular, to park e-scooters in an orderly manner.

The Tour de Verkehrswende is starting again and leads from Eisenach to Berlin. In 13 stages, cyclists are campaigning for safe cycle and pedestrian paths. Along the way, they are collecting demands to promote fairer mobility and drive forward the transport transition. How the movement is setting an example for a sustainable future.

Public transport will need a third more buses and trains by 2030. But where will the staff come from in times of a shortage of skilled workers?

From headwind to tailwind: how can mobility and public spaces be developed for the common good? Dr. Jessica Le Bris from experience consulting GmbH offers solutions and emphasizes why dialogue is so important.

Marburg rewards people for giving up their own car, bonus of 1250 euros for car sharing, public transport and shopping.