Sustainable transportation

Recovery plan: Everyday mobility: a Cycling Plan and public transit projects
Mobility has to address climate change and air pollution. Cycling and public transportation (metro, tram, rapid transit buses) answer to these challenges with a high-quality service if infrastructure meet needs. A total of €1.2bn in 2020-2022 will be devoted to 3 priorities:
1° Public support for developing safe and efficient cycling networks will be increased at least twofold, building on the dynamics observed in cities at the end of the sanitary lockdown (for instance through maintaining temporary installations on a permanent basis). Modal shift solutions will also be designed to support the spread of cycling in rural areas.
2° Developing railway transit in most dense areas for everyday mobility, with the objective to double the modal share of railway transit by 10 years in major urban areas (improvements in frequency, opening hours and fare integration).
3° Developing new offers of public transit services in urban areas: improvement of existing lines, creation of new bus services with bus-only lanes, development of multi-modal hubs. Solutions will be adapted to the size of urban areas.

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