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The city of Frankfurt is planning to continue the popular KNUT on-demand service as part of the mobility transition. But how is the economic operation to be ensured after the federal subsidy runs out? The idea: KNUT is to replace night-time services on some routes. Find out more about the plans and the future of the innovative mobility project.

You will soon be able to live in a former bus depot in Trier-West. Local housing companies are focussing on affordable and climate-friendly living there. The energy supply for the planned 130 units will be provided by heat pumps, among other things. Read on to find out how else energy is being generated in the neighbourhood and when construction will begin.

The recently opened pedestrian bridge at Heidelberg Central Station creates a direct link between the city centre and the southern part of the Bahnstadt district. The bridge consists of eight sections and was installed using a mobile crane. Find out how the bridge affects the city centre.

Greener, more liveable and more bike-friendly: Wagramer Strasse in Vienna is being turned into a mega bike highway with a city park. Find out how the project improves the urban climate and increases road safety.

Bonn focuses on car sharing: more than 70 locations in public spaces offer space for 155 vehicles. But one provider is pulling out. What does this mean for the mobility transition in the federal city? Find out more about current developments and plans for the future of car sharing in Bonn.

Since New Year's Day, traffic has been free in Erlangen city center. But how did this come about?

Further tightening is on the horizon: what new rules for e-scooters will apply in Brussels and Berlin in the new year? How will the fleets develop?

Bellinzona: city of castles and innovative transport. Find out why the Ticino municipality won the national mobility award FLUX and how the redesign of the traffic junction enhances the quality of stay. From seamless connections between train, bus, taxi and bike to traffic-calmed living spaces - Bellinzona focuses on integrated mobility.

Superblocks instead of traffic stress: How Swiss traffic planner Thomas Hug is rethinking and redesigning cities. Find out in our interview which urban experiments particularly excite him and how he is driving the traffic turnaround. He also reveals why human-centred transport planning is the future. Read more now!

On the way to achieving complete climate neutrality for Germany, which is planned for 2045, the year 2030 is considered an important milestone with the goal of reducing all greenhouse gases by 65% compared to 1990.