A European initiative
to create liveable urban spaces

EIT Urban Mobility, supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), acts to accelerate positive change on mobility to make urban spaces more liveable.

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We do this by:

  • engaging cities and citizens
  • putting new mobility solutions into practice
  • reclaiming public space for public use

The EIT Urban Mobility map

Solutions to complex problems call for an integrated approach.
Our programmes mean we cover the main subjects involved in facilitating better urban mobility while our interlinked structure allows us to share the results across the organisation. Learn more about each programme
by passing over the map circles.

Our approach

We engage ​

City challenges are at the centre of everything we do. We stimulate behavioural
 change that benefits people
and cities by engaging citizens and transport users from the word go.

We engage

We connect

We bring all the key players in urban mobility together and encourage them to co-create.
We aim to align solutions with the values and needs of society and to break down the silos between the actors.

We connect

We accelerate

We boost the competitiveness of Europe’s urban mobility industry by facilitating new business ideas and innovation, highlighting market opportunities and encouraging the appearance of new business models and players.

We accelerate

We educate

We work on closing the knowledge gap on urban mobility through challenge-based training aimed at students and professionals using the latest education methodologies across disciplines and sectors.

We educate

News

Citython 2020 edition – Barcelona

Citython is the new type of hackathon in which multidisciplinary teams of students from different backgrounds and expertise compete to propose the best solutions to urban mobility challenges. As part of EIT Urban Mobility’s core activities, three Citythons will be […]
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€5 million for urban mobility innovations responding to the COVID-19 pandemic

EIT Urban Mobility announces today the allocation of nearly €5 million to fund 10 innovative projects.  These were selected as part of the exceptional COVID-19 Crisis Response call to address urban mobility challenges posed by the pandemic. As part of […]
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‘Mobility Talks’ episode 2: A new mobility paradigm for health, cities and the environment

As urban centres in Europe begin to reopen, we take a look at how cities have dealt with the COVID-19, to what extent this pandemic has affected urban health, and how planners can reconcile urban proximity frameworks with the “new […]
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