Goodbye to the ATM paper ticket: what changes in Milan from 2026 (and how RicaricaMi works)
From 1 January 2026 the ATM paper ticket will definitively disappear from the Milanese public transport system. After a long
Chery unveils a solid-state battery that can beat Tesla: 1300 km on a single charge
When it comes to electric mobility, there is never a shortage of promises. But that of Chery, the Chinese automotive
This Tesla Model S owner mounted solar panels on the roof and now no longer has to charge it
A Tesla Model 3 owner has decided to push the boundaries of innovation by installing working solar panels on the
Free public transport for under 19s in Lazio: the regional amendment arrives (but will have to be approved)
A new amendment to the Lazio regional budget reignites the debate on free mobility for under 19s. The initiative, presented
New maxi-fine for Ryanair: why the Antitrust has sanctioned (again) the Irish airline
There is a very widespread, almost automatic idea: if a ticket costs little, then it is good news for everyone.
Dubai car free? The 93 km cycle path arrives, air-conditioned with the kinetic energy of those who pedal
Dubai Smart City is preparing to revolutionize urban mobility with The Loop, a visionary 93 km project that will connect
Ryanair fined 255 million by the Antitrust for abuse of dominant position (travel agencies penalised)
AGCOM has imposed a record fine on Ryanair DAC, jointly and severally with its parent company Ryanair Holdings plc, amounting
A zero-emission electric ferry carries commuters up and down this European capital’s historic river every day
In Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, you travel on water in a silent, sustainable and… almost poetic way. Lašiša, a
Madrid tests its first driverless electric bus for smarter and more sustainable urban mobility
Madrid has taken a historic step towards the mobility of the future with the introduction of its first electric autonomous
Citroën and Decathlon are thinking of a modular electric car where you can also sleep and work
There is a simple, almost banal question that has accompanied the debate on electric cars for years: is it really