Milan (Italy)
Milan, Italy's financial hub, is actively pursuing sustainable mobility to enhance urban transport and reduce environmental impact. The city has established extensive car-free zones and enforces restrictions on internal combustion engine vehicles to decrease emissions and improve air quality. Notably, Milan's public transportation utility, ATM, has initiated the "Full Electric 2030" plan, aiming to convert its entire fleet of 1,200 buses to electric power by 2030. In 2012, Milan introduced "Area C," a congestion charge in the city center, to reduce traffic congestion and promote sustainable mobility.
The net revenues from this scheme are reinvested into public transport and initiatives that enhance air quality. Additionally, the city has developed a Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (PUMS), approved in 2018, which outlines strategies to improve mobility while reducing environmental impact.
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