Dear members, partner and friends of Cities for Mobility,
we are happy to announce a new publication of our electronic magazine. This new edition of the electronic magazin of Cities for Mobility presents a series of projects in different fields of urban mobility. One of the projects focuses on a new initiative from Stuttgart that seeks to improve pedestrian transport in this German city. Click here to see all of our eMagazines.

We are happy to announce the release of the first Cities for Mobility Movie which was produced on the occasion of the 6th World Congress last July in Stuttgart.

We are pleased to announce the publication of the documentation of the past 6th World Congress. The brochure describes the main activities and outcomes of the congress, including this year's Award Ceremony, presentations, workshops and the technical visits. We hope you enjoy it.

The City of Medellin (Colombia) organized on 13 November the Forth edition of the International Mobility Forum under the title "Safe Streets: Everyones’ Responsibility", whose main objective was to exchange knowledge about mobility and road safety, establishing responsibility agreements between the different participants, government agencies, universities and employers. The event was supported by the global network Cities for Mobility and Stuttgart as part of this year's thematic focus on road safety. Cities for Mobility took part actively and disseminated the results through the network.

Dear members, partner and friends of Cities for Mobility,

we are happy to announce a new publication of our electronic magazine. This edition contains very interesting contributions from our partners, including exampes of good practices in Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, Brazil and The Netherlands. We jope you enjoy it. As always we encourage you to send us contributions from your own work and fields that you would like to have published in next editions of the magazine. Click here to see all of our eMagazines.

Ukrainian cities are under immense pressure: Private cars – new and used ones – are flooding cities, buses and trams are stuck in traffic jams, parking cars are blocking sidewalks and accident rates are increasing. Increasing local emissions and increasing CO₂-emissions are major concerns. In this context, the Western Ukrainian city of Lviv has taken the strategic decision to develop cycling as regular mode of transport.

Walk21 in a unique partnership with the Centre for Sustainable Transport Mexico is very pleased to invite you to join us for this landmark event in Mexico City.

We are happy to announce the publication of the next edition of our electronic magazine. You will find a variety of contributions that demonstrate how innovation and creativity are key factors for cities to find solutions to every day mobility challenges.

Do you have an innovative venture that is helping to reshape mobility in cities or across regions? Then participate in the applications of the University of Michigan to gain a prize for entrepreneurs addressing sustainable urban transportation.