From 2025 onward, EV fast charging stations of at least 150kW for cars and vans must be installed every 60 km (37 miles) along the EU’s main transport corridors “(TEN-T) network.” ...

The city of 510,000 inhabitants says it has seen 110 million trips on its public transport network since the scheme was ...

But in one European destination public transport is free for everyone – even tourists. In Luxembourg , the wealthiest country in the European Union , people can ride the buses, trains and trams ...

While Montpellier may be the largest city to introduce free public transport it’s far from the first place in Europe to do so. Tallinn in Estonia paved the way back in 2013.