EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK 2023 is now open for registrations!

Every year, from 16 - 22 September, the European Commission’s flagship awareness-raising campaign on sustainable urban mobility invites towns and cities from across Europe, and beyond, to participate in the EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK.

During the week, almost 3,000 towns and cities encourage behavioural change in favour of active mobility, public transport and other clean, intelligent transport solutions by organising awareness-raising activities and events with local stakeholders. The annual theme for 2023 is 'Save energy'.

42 new MOBILITYACTIONS
registered in 2023
by organisations other than cities

ARE YOU A CITY?

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

Prioritising collective mobility: an interview with Poland’s National Coordinator

31 May 2023

Maria Perkuszewska has coordinated EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK in Poland for the past seven years as part of the Ministry of Infrastructure. During her time as a National Coordinator, she has helped the campaign grow - last year 242 Polish cities participated - and continued to promote safe, sustainable and active mobility solutions throughout the height of the pandemic. In light of the 2023 campaign’s recent launch, we spoke to Maria about improving public transport services and the inherent connection between accessibility and sustainability.

Rethinking road safety to reduce fatalities

17 May 2023

Over 20,000 lives were lost on EU roads in 2022. Almost half of those were pedestrians, cyclists and people travelling by scooter or motorbike. In order to achieve Vision Zero - the European Commission’s goal to reduce road fatalities to zero by 2050 - we need to rethink road safety and mobility.

Choose sustainably: Finland’s National Coordinators underline the importance of mobility habits

24 April 2023

In 2022, Finland broke its personal record for the number of towns and cities that participated in EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK. We sat down with Jenni Marsio, Finland’s National Coordinator, and Anni Hytti from Finland’s Transport and Communications Agency, to discuss their ambitions for the upcoming year, strategies for improving sustainable mobility in smaller towns (hint: trip-planning and electric bicycles!) and what they think of the 2023 theme ‘Save Energy.’