Annual POLIS Conference 2025
The Annual POLIS Conference is a key sustainable urban mobility event, providing an opportunity for cities and regions and other stakeholders to showcase their transport achievements to a large audience of mobility experts, practitioners, and decision-makers from both the public and private sectors. The event is organised by POLIS, the leading network of cities and […]
NZC Online Planning Lab: Mobility Spotlight Session
This session will provide an overview of how behavioural digital tools can help shape people’s attitudes towards sustainable mobility and promote the modal shift towards public transport without requiring bands, mandates or big investments. Participants will gain an understanding of how to use digital tools to make the uptake of public transport use easier, more […]
Closing the loop: Reverse logisitcs for Batteries in Europe
About BatteReverse BatteReverse is an EU-funded project enabling the next-generation of automated, connected, and standardised Li-ion battery reverse logistics processes. In the third networking event of the series, you will dive into the world of battery dismantling. About the event As Europe accelerates its transition to electric mobility, building an efficient, safe, and circular reverse logistics […]
Public transport first: Strengthening the backbone of mobility justice
About the webinar Public transport remains the backbone of sustainable and socially just mobility systems, but it faces growing pressure from decarbonisation targets, budget constraints, and evolving travel behaviours. This webinar is part of POLIS’ Just Transition webinar series dedicated to transport poverty. The series examines how cities and regions can address mobility justice through targeted, inclusive […]
URBANE project final event
About URBANE URBANE is an EU-funded project on novel, sustainable, safe, resilient and effective last-mile delivery solutions, combining green automated vehicles and shared space utilisation models. The project will test innovative TRL7/8 efficient, replicable and socially acceptable innovative last-mile delivery solutions. About the URBANE final event The Urban Logistics Innovation Day and final event of the URBANE Project will […]
Clem’s EV Car Sharing Shaping Europe’s Shift to Smarter, Cleaner Mobility
As cities across Europe strive to decarbonise transport, car sharing is a key enabler of sustainable urban mobility. Specialists in electric vehicle (EV) carsharing and smart charging, French startup Clem is supporting cities across Europe to transition to a cleaner and greener future. Clem’s mobility-as-a-service end-to-end solution is not only encouraging a reduction in the […]
EIT Urban Mobility recognised in European Commission’s first progress report on cycling
On 1 October 2025, the European Commission released its first progress report on the European Declaration on Cycling, presented to the Council and the European Parliament and officially launched during the Urban Mobility Days 2025. The report, based on the work of the Expert Group on Urban Mobility (EGUM), highlights achievements and next steps in […]
Digiflec optimising last mile deliveries: A Scottish startup in Trondheim
Cities across Europe face mounting challenges caused by urban logistics, including congestion, elevated emissions and inefficient use of loading and unloading zones. As part of EIT Urban Mobility’s Rapid Applications for Transport (RAPTOR) programme, Scottish startup Digiflec is optimising last mile deliveries by piloting a solution that will enable the Municipality of Trondheim in Norway, […]
SME Market Expansion Open Call 2026
The EIT Urban Mobility is thrilled to launch the fourth edition of the SME Market Expansion Call. The Call is designed to promote business growth and market expansion, encouraging the replication and scaling of successful solutions in new regions or sectors. It offers a strategic platform for SMEs with ambitions to scale by opening subsidiaries […]
The digital public transport transformation in Sofia
Car ownership has been increasing over the last three decades in Sofia, Bulgaria and the city has one of the highest numbers of private vehicles registered per capita in Europe[1]. This has led to growing traffic flow, congestion and worsening air quality. To address these and other mobility challenges, the city’s Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan […]
Request for proposals: Professional media training and interview facilitation services
By the present procurement procedure, EIT Urban Mobility, hereinafter referred to as “EIT UM”, is seeking professional support through the appointment of a qualified provider, hereinafter referred to as “the provider”. The objective is to strengthen the capacity of the spokespeople of EIT UM’s and ensure high-quality media representation during its flagship event, the Tomorrow.Mobility […]
Request for proposals: Commercial advisor’25-28, Sept’25
By the present procurement procedure, EIT KIC Urban Mobility S.L.U, (hereby referred to as “EIT UM”) aims at appointing one sole provider (hereinafter, the provider is hereby being referred to as “the Contractor” or “Tenderer”) to draft, negotiate and handle the signature process of the contracts awarded by EIT UM under its procurement rules, following […]
SME Market Expansion Call 2026 Info Session
The fourth edition of the SME Market Expansion Call for Innovation is launching in October 2025! EIT Urban Mobility’s mission is to accelerate the transition to sustainable urban mobility. The SME Market Expansion Call supports this mission by investing in innovative solutions, products and services that address urgent urban mobility challenges. The focus is on […]
BatteReverse: Battery Xchange Networking
About BatteReverse BatteReverse is an EU-funded project enabling the next-generation of automated, connected, and standardised Li-ion battery reverse logistics processes. In the third networking event of the series, you will dive into the world of battery dismantling. About BatteReverse networking event On Tuesday, 23 September at 18.00-21.00 at the EIT House in Brussels, join us […]
Startups boosting EV charging infrastructure network in Europe
The race to transition to more sustainable mobility is underway across Europe. The EU under the European Green Deal is targeting a 55% reduction in emissions by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2050 [1]. A large part of this transition is the push to increase electric mobility. Yet the road to a well-balanced ecosystem of […]
SMART 4 BUS – AI Monitoring of Bus Infrastructure in Tauragė
The SMART 4 BUS pilot in Tauragė, Lithuania, deploys an AI-powered analytics system by Univrses to automate condition monitoring of bus stops. This innovative solution uses computer vision to reduce manual inspection workloads and shorten repair response times, ultimately improving urban mobility for all users. The pilot operates in two stages. Stage 1 begins in […]
Park and Ride Optimisation in Utrecht
Cities like Utrecht face growing challenges from traffic congestion, pollution and limited urban parking availability. To tackle these issues, this RAPTOR Pilot 2025 project, implemented by umob at Utrecht’s Park+Ride (P+R) Westraven, seeks to promote greater use of P+R facilities. The project is designed to encourage commuters and visitors to switch from private cars to […]
Accurate CO2 and Traffic Monitoring in Podgorica
Poor air quality in Podgorica is a potential threat to public health. To mitigate the threat, the correlation between air quality and vehicle traffic should be investigated. To do this, a large body of high-resolution, real-time air quality and traffic data must be analysed. We achieve this by deploying a state-of-the-art, near real-time sensor network […]
Safe Path – AI-powered, Solar Info Kiosks with Audio Communication on the Bike Lanes of Belgrade
Belgrade faces the issue of pedestrian and cyclist safety, especially in car-free zones, where bicycles, scooters and pedestrians often do not stay in designated areas. The main objective of the project is to increase pedestrian and cyclist safety, reduce accidents and improve the use of infrastructure by monitoring user behaviour. This will be achieved with […]
Sanka Cycle in Nantes
The main goal of the 2025 pilot is to validate the alignment between the innovative BOB vehicle, its users and Samoa (an urban planning organisation in the Nantes Island area). Users will have at least two weeks to test BOB in their daily life. The goal is to assess whether the vehicle meets their mobility […]
Omnia Smart Technologies in Nicosia
This project aims to transform the way Nicosia, Cyprus, manages its household waste collection. Like many cities, Nicosia faces rising operational costs, missed collections and environmental impacts due to inefficient, outdated waste collection systems. Inspired by the need for cleaner, smarter and more sustainable cities, the project introduces a digital platform called AIOne, developed by […]
Real-Time Route Updates in Poznań
In collaboration with the City of Poznań, MOVIRO provides a real-time routing system that helps public transport users navigate service disruptions. When delays, closures or other issues affect Poznań’s tram network, MOVIRO’s software detects these disruptions and dynamically forecasts the new paths disrupted trams are likely to take. The system is made available through an […]
GreenRipple: Multimodal Disruption Tracker in Greater Manchester
The proposal aims to build a multimodal digital twin platform, namely GreenRipple, that helps Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) to monitor their transport networks in real-time. The platform will ingest data from multiple sources for buses, trams, trains, bike hires and private vehicles to detect unplanned major disruptions in real-time. How disruptions are propagated across […]
Data-Driven Decisions for Urban Freight in Thessaloniki
The “Data-Driven Decisions for Urban Freight” pilot in Thessaloniki addresses the growing challenge of managing urban logistics efficiently in congested areas, while reducing environmental and traffic impacts. Led by startup Mobito Technology, the project integrates connected vehicle data with the city’s planning and decision-making processes. Data such as GPS traces, stop durations and speeds are […]
