Get ready now for EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK 2026! |
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 | Sign up now for EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK on 16-22 September!
Registration is open, and new resources are available to help you prepare your campaign.
We also feature Riga’s award-winning approach to public space and community engagement; the newly-published CIVITAS Forum 2026 programme; and the upcoming EU Road Safety Conference in Brussels. |
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| Sign up now for EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK 2026 |
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Registration is now open for this year’s EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK. Thousands of cities, towns and local authorities across Europe are joining EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK 2026 from 16 to 22 September and showcasing their commitment to sustainable urban mobility. Whether you are organising a city-wide car-free day to test innovative mobility solutions or hosting local events, every activity helps to promote accessible and low-emission transport.
The 2026 campaign continues the focus on Mobility for Everyone, while highlighting the importance of Intergenerational Fairness and ensuring no one is left behind in the transition to sustainable mobility, including future generations.
Are you a town or city? Register for EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK here.
Are you a civil society organisation, business, citizens’ initiative or educational institution? Register your MOBILITYACTION here.
Find out more about the 2026 theme here. |
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| Learning from award-winning Riga |
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The city of Riga (Latvia) won the EUROPEAN MOBILITYWEEK Award 2025 for its creative approach to reclaiming public space, promoting active mobility and encouraging community participation. During the recent National Coordinators meeting, hosted by Riga, participants had the opportunity to learn more about the city's award-winning initiatives and its success in creating more people-centred streets. In our interview with Marta Kotello, Chairperson of the Riga City Council Traffic and Transport Committee, she reflects on the city's award-winning activities, the value of temporary ‘pop-up’ street transformations and the importance of engaging residents in shaping the future of urban mobility. Read the full interview with Marta Kotello here. |
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| Prepare your social media campaign with our new toolkit! |
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A new set of EUROPEAN MOBILITYWEEK campaign resources is now available to help participants prepare for the 2026 campaign on 16-22 September. The resource package includes a new social media toolkit with key campaign messages, ready-to-use posts and visuals for social media, as well as the 2026 Fact Sheet on Mobility for Everyone – Intergenerational Fairness, available in all EU languages. All campaign materials, including banners, posters, email signatures and other promotional items are available free of charge, to support local planning and communication activities in the lead-up to the campaign. Download the campaign resources here. |
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| Discover the CIVITAS Forum 2026 programme |
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The programme for the CIVITAS Forum 2026 is now available. Taking place in Thessaloniki, Greece, from 15 to 17 September, and coinciding with the first days of EUROPEAN MOBILITYWEEK, the conference brings together city representatives, policymakers, practitioners, researchers and innovators to exchange ideas and explore solutions for more competitive, connected and resilient urban mobility. Explore the full programme and register here. |
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| Save the date: EU Road Safety Conference 2026 |
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Registration is now open for the EU Road Safety Conference 2026, taking place on 23 November in Brussels. Bringing together policymakers, researchers and civil society representatives, the conference marks the halfway point towards Europe’s goal of halving road deaths and serious injuries by 2030. Discussions will focus on health data and road safety, connected and automated vehicles, and the role of data-driven policymaking. The conference also celebrates outstanding contributions to road safety across Europe, with the winners of the 2026 Excellence in Road Safety Awards set to be announced during the event. Register now and secure your place here. |
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