Sustainable mobility refers to a method of transportation that is intimately connected to the idea of territorial sustainability and, as a result, is focused on lowering pollution risks and pollution power, preserving public health and space as a shared good, and conserving energy.

By undertaking numerous initiatives, such as promoting environmentally friendly, easily accessible, and intelligent public and private transportation, Next Generation EU will play a significant part in making Europe the first climate-neutral continent by 2050. To support the transition to cleaner, greener and smarter mobility, in line with the objectives of the European Green Deal, the Commission adopted four proposals that will modernise the EU transport system: a smart and sustainable TEN-T (Trans-European Network – Transport), Increasing long-distance and cross-border rail traffic, intelligent transport services for drivers, cleaner, greener, easier urban mobility.