Cars were the main means of passenger transport throughout the EU in 2023, according to Eurostat, followed at a distance by airplanes; buses, coaches or trolleybuses; trains; and sea vessels.
— last modified 28 September 2017 The European Commission announced on 28 September 2017 that it is updating the European rules on rail passenger rights to better protect train travellers…
— last modified 01 June 2017 The European Commission’s new ‘mobility package’ is an initiative to modernise European mobility and transport. The aim is to help the sector to remain…
— last modified 29 March 2017 European roads remain the safest in the world: in 2016, the EU counted 50 road fatalities per one million inhabitants, against 174 deaths per…
— last modified 01 December 2016 Drones are seen as representing an important opportunity for Europe’s aeronautical manufacturing industry, especially for SMEs, and for the many aviation and non-aviation businesses…
— last modified 27 October 2016 The European Commission has published the 2016 edition of the “EU Transport Scoreboard”, a benchmark which compares how Member States perform in 30 categories…
— last modified 06 April 2016 The European Commission presented on 6 April a revised proposal for a Regulation on the establishment of an Entry-Exit System to speed-up, facilitate and…
