The Commission has published its second report on the progress of actions set out in the Transition Pathway for Tourism – the first and most advanced of the transition pathways.
The approval of the revised Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) Directive will make high-quality and timely data available for services such as multimodal journey planners, navigation platforms, and emergency services. Access to better data will allow more effective management of traffic and mobility across transport modes, enabling users to better combine the most sustainable modes of transport.
I welcome the strong @EP_Transport vote on #SingleEuropeanSky today & its clear support & ambition to reform the #ATM sector. I count on @Europarl_EN & @EUCouncil to work constructively to achieve a much-needed reform for the benefit of citizens, the ✈️industry & the environment.
I have a vision that cycling becomes central to transport in the future, especially in urban areas. Cycling is good for the planet, good for your health and often the fastest way from A to B! To ensure the current resurgence of cycling continues, action at all levels is needed. The Commission will therefore continue supporting cycling wherever it can.
Register now for the second Transport Cybersecurity Conference organised by DG MOVE, in collaboration with DG CNECT, as well as key EU transport and cybersecurity agencies and stakeholders. The conference will provide a platform for European transport and cybersecurity actors to meet, share valuable insights, and exchange best practices and ideas.
Don’t miss the third European Day Without a Road Death – or EDWARD – on 19 September!
