ITF Secretary-General Young Tae Kim called for a "decide and provide" approach to future transport provision to help achieve decarbonised mobility systems by 2050. Moderating a High-level Policy Segment at the 86th UNECE Inland Transport Committee in Geneva, Switzerland, Dr Kim showcased recent ITF work on boosting the adoption of low-emission, heavy-duty trucks. See more on fast-tracking low-emission trucking
2024 Summit registration is open!
Registration for the world's premier transport policy event is now open. The ITF Summit on "Greening Transport: Keeping Focus in Times of Crisis" takes place from 22 to 24 May, 2024 in Leipzig, Germany, under the Presidency of Lithuania. Join ministers from the ITF's 66 member countries and beyond for this year's global conversation on the future of transport. See the 2024 Summit website
Sustainable and cleaner mobility in Greece
Secretary-General Young Tae Kim met with Greece's Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Christos Staikouras, in Athens to share transport policy priorities and provide an update on research work. ITF is working with the ministry and DG Reform as part of an EU-funded Technical Support Instrument project to support Greece in developing Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans and increase electric vehicle uptake. See more on this project
Funding the future of public transport
Well-funded public transport services that provide easy access for all citizens to the opportunities they seek are essential to decarbonising transport, making our cities more liveable, and connecting people living in rural areas. Our new report helps governments meet the challenge of funding public transport sustainably and equitably. Read the study and watch a video explainer
