Even the simplest choice can have a big impact. Let’s make a difference together by finding ways to save energy in our daily lives. Perhaps you choose to cycle to work instead of using the car, or you plan your holiday by rail instead of by plane. This year, EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK wants to know: How will you Save Energy?

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3200 towns and cities
registered in 2023
( in 44 countries )

799 new MOBILITYACTIONS
registered in 2023
by organisations other than cities

ARE YOU A CITY?

European Mobility Week 2023

EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK is the perfect opportunity to test out new forms of clean mobility, take stock of current transport challenges, and progress towards more sustainable mobility for Europe.

ARE YOU AN NGO, BUSINESS, OR SCHOOL?

Businesses, NGOs, schools and other actors, including cities, who want to get involved in the EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK campaign are encouraged to register their MOBILITYACTION online.

A MOBILITYACTION can be organised and registered at any time of the year.
For more information, click here.

Latest News

Collaboration is key: European Mobility Week in the Republic of Serbia

23 August 2023

Svetlana Sekulic worked on behalf of the Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure as the EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK National Coordinator for the Republic of Serbia, where, alongside her colleague Klara Danilovic who works for the Standing Conference of Towns and Cities, she was actively engaged in finding new ways for Serbian municipalities to adopt clean mobility focused transport solutions. We spoke to Svetlana about the Ministry's plans for the main event week from 16 - 22 September. Don’t forget to register your town or city’s participation here!

Why a European Year of Skills?

19 July 2023

The European Commission has declared 2023 the “European Year of Skills.” Why a European Year of Skills? To highlight the importance of a workforce with in-demand expertise. Not only does helping people acquire the right skills lead to better job opportunities and an improved quality of life, but it will also contribute to sustainable economic growth and advance innovation. A skilled European workforce is key to ensuring a fair and just green digital transition.

The importance of clean mobility: an interview with the Czech Republic’s National Coordinator

28 June 2023

Dominica Tchaou is looking forward to her second year as the National Coordinator for EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK in the Czech Republic. She works for the Ministry of Environment and has embraced a quick learning curve to join the Europe-wide campaign to promote sustainable and active mobility. While challenges remain, Dominica is excited to encourage people to step out of their comfort zone to travel actively and sustainably, and to advocate clean mobility solutions.