European Mobility Week 2025 is the European Commission's flagship annual awareness campaign promoting sustainable urban mobility across the continent. Taking place from 16–22 September 2025, this large-scale initiative sees thousands of cities across Europe participate simultaneously with car-free days, cycling events, public transport promotions, walking festivals, and policy discussions. The central coordination events in Brussels bring together transport ministers, city mayors, mobility experts, and urban planners to share best practices and launch new sustainable transport initiatives.
Organised by the European Commission, European Mobility Week has grown into the world's largest sustainable transport campaign since its inception in 2002. Each year, the campaign adopts a specific theme that guides local activities and policy discussions, encouraging cities to experiment with temporary and permanent measures that prioritise people over cars. Key topics include the pedestrianisation of city centres, the expansion of cycling infrastructure, innovations in public transport, shared mobility and Mobility as a Service platforms, and the reduction of transport-related emissions and air pollution.
The Brussels coordination events offer a strategic overview of European mobility policy alongside practical case studies from participating cities. They provide an excellent opportunity for professionals and decision-makers to understand how different European cities are approaching the mobility transition, from comprehensive cycling networks to low-emission zones and integrated digital transport platforms.
This event is particularly relevant for urban mobility professionals, transport planners, sustainability officers, and policymakers seeking inspiration and evidence-based approaches to making cities more walkable, cyclable, and accessible. European Mobility Week serves as both a public engagement tool and a high-level policy forum that shapes the future of urban transport across the continent.