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Munich (Germany)
Munich, Germany's third-largest city, is actively pursuing sustainable mobility initiatives to enhance urban transport and reduce environmental impact. The city's "Gscheid Mobil" program promotes environmentally friendly transportation options and aims to reduce car traffic and CO₂ emissions. Munich's cycling network spans over 1,200 km, making cycling a significant mode of transport, with around 80% of residents owning a bicycle.
To further reduce car dependency, the city is enhancing shared mobility services, including bikes and e-scooters, through improved data collection and management. Additionally, the "Streetlife Festival" promotes sustainable mobility by transforming public spaces and engaging citizens in alternative transportation methods. Munich's commitment to these initiatives aligns with its goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2035.
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