European Mobility Week 2025 Kicks Off With Munich's 'Colourful Climate Garden'
European Mobility Week 2025 has begun, with over 2000 cities and towns across Europe, including Munich, Germany, participating. Munich has transformed itself into a 'colourful climate garden', promoting sustainable transport. Apostolos Tzitzikostas, Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism, emphasised the importance of mobility being safe, affordable, and sustainable for all.
The week-long event aims to encourage people to use public transport, walk, or cycle instead of cars for urban mobility. It kicked off today and will feature a car-free day on 22 September. Munich's participation highlights its commitment to sustainable mobility, with the city's new arena project showcasing innovative, eco-friendly transport concepts. The Commissioner's statement underscores the right to safe, affordable, and sustainable mobility for all citizens.
European Mobility Week 2025 is underway, inspiring Europeans to adopt greener transport habits. Munich's 'colourful climate garden' and the Commissioner's call for sustainable mobility demonstrate the week's impact on promoting cleaner, healthier cities.
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