European Mobility Week 2007 - Streets for people
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European Mobility Week 2007 - Streets for people
The European Mobility Week 2007 is organised from 16 to 22 September. This yearÂ’s theme, ‘Streets for PeopleÂ’, encourages local authorities to give more space on roads to non- or less-polluting forms of transport such walking, cycling, using public transport and car-sharing. Supported by the European CommissionÂ’s Directorate-General for Environment, it promotes a lasting shift towards sustainable mobility. The participating towns and cities (1,324 in Europe and beyond) have to introduce at least one permanent measure, such as a new cycle lane or public transport service. The campaign is coordinated by three non-governmental organisations: Eurocities, Energie-Cités and Climate Alliance.
European Commission | September 26, 2007
European Mobility Week 2007 - Streets for people
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