Transport poverty represents a systemic form of vulnerability that, unlike other types of social exclusion, still lacks proper institutional recognition. Yet its impact on daily life and socio-economic cohesion is substantial:

Today, electric cars remain a luxury. Despite advertising campaigns and subsidies, purchasing an electric vehicle is still out of reach for millions of European citizens. The result is paradoxical: those

Seventy-one indicators, seventy cities, a ranking that doesn’t reward the beauty of waterfronts or the punctuality of public transport. The Urban Mobility Readiness Index 2024, compiled by the Oliver Wyman

Despite an overall 6.8% decrease in CO2 emissions compared to 2022, the transport sector in Italy remains a significant concern. According to official data released by ISPRA, emissions from transport,

The results have been published for “Bici in Comune”, a project promoted by the Minister for Sport and Youth, in collaboration with the Department for Sport and the National Association

Built centuries ago, Amsterdam’s canals were the heart of the city’s transportation, trade, and defense system. But as the city modernized, much of its traffic shifted from water to land.