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Urban Mobility in the EU

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Enhancing urban mobility while reducing congestion, accidents and pollution is a common challenge to all major cities. For decades the European Commission has been stimulating the development and application of sustainable urban mobility planning approaches and innovative solutions through its policies and funding programmes. In 2013, the Urban Mobility Package set out proposals for relevant action at local, Member State and EU level. Five years after, the Commission will carry out an evaluation

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Transport and Environment (European Federation for Transport and Environment), 18 Dec 2018

Future urban mobility must advance public policy objectives and improve citizens’ quality of life in the EU. To achieve this, it needs to be clean, reliable, and affordable. 1) Urban mobility must be clean According to the European environment agency, road transport is responsible for more…

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Association des Constructeurs Européens d'Automobiles, 3 Dec 2018

KEY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE URBAN MOBILITY: 1. Acknowledge that efficient mobility and transport is a fundamental requirement of cities: policies should aim at improving traffic fluidity rather than at restricting it 2.Ensure that all proposed policy initiatives are mode …

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EuroCommerce, 18 Dec 2018

In the attached document, EuroCommerce, the principal European organisation representing the retail and wholesale sector, advocates for the following: 1)A consistent and harmonised approach at national levels to the implementation of urban mobility plans 2) that the local, regional,…

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Eurocities, 17 Dec 2018

EUROCITIES welcomes the fitness check on the Urban Mobility Package (UMP). While our membership notes the positive and substantial impact the UMP has made on urban mobility, it is important to stress that the identified challenges have not been resolved as yet. Decarbonisation, air quality, road…

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The Danish Chamber of Commerce, 18 Dec 2018

The Danish Chamber of Commerce has read the initiative on Urban Mobility and choses to refer to the feedback submitted by EuroeCommerce, which we fully support. We thank the Commission for opening this intiativ up for comments.

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NGVA Europe, 17 Dec 2018

Here below the feedback about the Urban Mobility in the EU Strategy: - From an industrial standpoint, it is fundamental to guarantee product competitiveness. The local conditions will drive the deployment of matching fuels and powertrain technologies, asking for a multiplication of solutions and…

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Polskie Gornictwo Naftowe i Gazownictwo SA - Polish Oil and Gas Company, 18 Dec 2018

PGNiG position on evaluation roadmap ‘Urban Mobility in the EU’. PGNiG welcomes the possibility to comment on the evaluation roadmap ‘Urban Mobility in the EU’. We are actively involved in urban mobility development, as we support efforts to promote clean vehicles, especially vehicles fueled…

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European Road Transport Telematics Implementation Coordination Organisation-Intelligent Transport Systems Services Europe, 18 Dec 2018

The appropriateness of Urban Mobility Package 2013 should be evaluated from the perspective if it supports the following critical elements: 1. CONNECTED, AUTOMATED, SERVICE-BASED, SHARED AND CLEAN MOBILITY: The future of mobility is a highly intelligent connected, automated, service-based,…

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Danish Mobility, 18 Dec 2018

Danske Biludlejere is an organisation representing the car rental and MaaS companies in Denmark. Urban mobility is an essential tool in reaching our climate and environmental goals and facilitating the day to day mobility of our citizens. People gather in and around the larger cities, putting…