About the campaign

The campaign in a nutshell

EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK (16-22 September every year) is the European Commission’s leading campaign on sustainable urban mobility. It promotes behavioural change in favour of active mobility, public transport and other clean transport solutions.

A MOBILITYACTION is an initiative promoting sustainable urban mobility, organised by businesses, educational institutions, civil society organisations, citizen initiatives, municipalities, etc., which can be registered all year round. Mobility management planning solutions are especially welcome. Sustainable urban mobility can help lower carbon emissions, improve air quality, and make Europe’s towns and cities more pleasant places to live and work.

In 2025, over 2,700 towns and cities from 46 countries participated in EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK. Additionally, more than 900 businesses, educational institutions, civil society organisations, citizen initiatives and municipalities registered a MOBILITYACTION.

See what cities are doing

To discover more about how participating towns and cities have used the campaign to enhance their sustainable transport policies, visit the Campaign Registration page.

Hear from the National Coordinators

National coordinators play a key role in making EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK a success, serving as the link between the campaign and local organisers in their respective countries. They support cities and towns in joining the initiative, promote sustainable mobility at the national level, and help tailor the campaign to their local contexts.

Throughout the campaign year, interviews are conducted with national coordinators to highlight their work, motivations, and perspectives—offering a behind-the-scenes look at the people driving the campaign across Europe.


Find the latest interview with:

Triinu Tirmaste and Merlin Rehema, National Coordinator for EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK in Estonia, here

Claudia Kiso, National Coordinator for EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK in Germany, here

Pia Primec, National Coordinator for EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK in Slovenia, here