In 2010, more than half the city's taxis are running on alternative fuels.

Cycling culture flourishes in the Hungarian capital.

Leaner streets make room for vulnerable road users.

Concerted effort provides good infrastructure and safety for cyclists

Portland combines urban and transport planning to reduce carbon emissions.  

The city of Odense has launched a comprehensive strategy that aims to reduce car traffic in the inner city and increase individual mobility

Although most people today consider the escalator a luxury for mall-shoppers and metro-users, Hong Kong has turned it into a complete 800-meter-long public transportation system.

In Madrid, the use of public transport and car-pooling is promoted through the construction of a High Occupancy Vehicle lane on a main motorway.

A housing project focusing on the needs of bicycle users shifts money that would have been spent on cars to community areas, green space and other facilites that improve the standard of living.

A former military area in Southern Freiburg has been converted into the environmentally friendly district of Vauban; a place where citizens take an active part in decision processes, buildings are energy efficient and streets are car-free.

In 2007, the Barcelona city council launched a bicycle project called 'Bicing', providing the city's residents with an environmentally friendly alternative to public transport. So far, it has been a huge success.

Public-private partnership funding has improved the connections between different modes of transport at Ramsgate station.