www.economica.net/orasele-din-europa-centrala-si-d

Cities in Central and Eastern Europe are establishing strategies for sustainable urban mobility, but implementation lags behind in key areas. While 83% have an official urban mobility plan or smart mobility roadmap, many lack the necessary budget and financial tools. Over two-thirds of cities that have taken action utilize advanced traffic management platforms, and 61% promote active mobility. The revised TEN-T Regulation mandates that 431 urban nodes adopt urban mobility plans by 2027. The report highlights successful models in cities like Warsaw and Wrocław, while emphasizing the need for better national support and funding strategies. It also recommends integrating mobility and air quality objectives into a single implementation program.