The City of Bologna, in fact, won first prize for the European Mobility Week last year, which was held September 16 to 22.The commitment of Bologna, in short, was judged to be the best at promoting ecological alternatives to the use of cars and at involving citizens in activities to support sustainable urban mobility.
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