Moving forward together: what’s next for EU mobility & transport?

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21 February 2024

Moving forward together: what’s next for EU mobility & transport?

I was a panellist at the EU transport policy conference in Brussels on the 21^st February organised by the EUI’s Florence School of Regulation. In the lead-up to European Parliamentary elections later this year, the conference aimed to ‘provide input to the next Commission’s priorities in the transport and mobility field.’ I contributed to a panel discussion on the so-called ‘twin transition’ to greener and more digitalised transport in Europe. In my introductory statement I gave a brief progress report on the decarbonisation of freight transport in the EU. Summary of my statement.

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