All EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK participants are highly encouraged to use a common branding for the campaign. To this end, the campaign graphics and a communication toolkit have been developed. All of the elements are designed in a way that allows them to be easily integrated in the production of campaign materials at any time throughout the year.
All of the graphics are free of charge and are not protected by any copyright. Download either all of the materials at once or individual elements below.
Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Irish, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish
Translations into all EU official languages will be made available soon.
Further 2026 campaign materials are coming soon — stay tuned for updates!
The Social Media toolkit is designed to help you promote your participation in EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK. It includes key campaign messages, ready-to-use posts and visuals adapted to LinkedIn, Instagram or Facebook... and much more!
Check out our collection of social media frames and use your favourite colour on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook this EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK. The frames are available in PNG format in different dimensions for EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK
and MOBILITYACTIONS.
Why wait until 22 September when you can organise a Car-Free Day/Weekend at any time? Check out these 10 straightforward steps that local authorities can take to organise a Car-Free Day.
Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish
Do you want your town or city to join EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK in September?
Download, personalise and send our Citizens' Letter to encourage your local authority to take part in the campaign and promote sustainable mobility.
Ready to join EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK 2026?
Download our 'How to check your eligibility and register' document for clear guidance on who can apply and how to sign up:
The entire toolkit is quite large and may take some time to download completely. If you do not wish to download the entire toolkit, you can also consult the Visual Guidelines first and then download the individual materials that you need.
You can find the Best Practice Guides, Thematic Guidelines, and more, dating back to 2002 on our Previous Editions page.
