Hyper4Rail publishes first European Hyperloop Network Assessment and Launches New Project Video
The Hyper4Rail project has finalised a new deliverable, the Hyperloop Network Analysis and Use Case Identification, which explores how hyperloop can complement Europe's future transport network and support the objectives of the Trans-European Transport (TEN-T) network. A key finding is that hyperloop can…
Shaping user acceptance through inclusive AV experiences
How can we ensure that automated mobility meets passengers’ needs and gains public acceptance? This was one of the key questions addressed during the ULTIMO webinar, “Driving Inclusion: Shaping User Acceptance Through Inclusive AV Experiences”.
Drawing on lessons learned from European Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility (CCAM)…
On 21 September 2026, EPF invited passengers aboard the European Train to InnoTrans to test their knowledge of railways and rail travel across Europe through the European Rail Quiz (more info about the train ride here). The quiz brought a little friendly competition to the journey from Brussels to Berlin, challenging participants on a wide…
How can new mobility services respond effectively to users’ needs while adapting to an evolving policy and regulatory landscape?
Whether you’re a policymaker, mobility practitioner, researcher, transport operator or simply interested in the future of mobility, join us for a discussion on how policy and regulation can help create new mobility services (NMS) that better respond…
CIVITAS Policy Brief cover page
EPF has contributed to the newly published CIVITAS Inspiration Brief, “Designing Inclusive Public Spaces: From Principles to Practice”, through the expertise of Delphine Grandsart, Senior Researcher at EPF, who is listed among the expert contributors.
The publication explores how cities can move from broad principles of inclusion to practical implementation…
The Transport Research Arena (TRA), organised every two years by the European Commission and other key stakeholders, brings together academia, industry, policymakers, and civil society to shape the future of transport research in Europe. The 2026 edition was held in Budapest, Hungary from 18 to 21 May and focused on the theme, “Re-Generation in Transport”.…
As the public transport landscape continues to progress, EPF remains committed to ensuring that passengers’ needs and rights are strongly represented at the European level. Our 2025 Annual Report highlights EPF’s activities across key areas: policy advocacy, participation in EU-funded projects, and active engagement with our members. Policy Work: EPF acts as a unique platform…
Building on the Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2024, EPF and the Smart Ticketing Alliance (STA) jointly organised a hybrid workshop on 16 April 2026 in Brussels and online, focusing on the SIGN-AIR project, in which both organisations are partners. SIGN-AIR centres on developing a centralised platform for managing data-sharing agreements and smart contracts between Transport Service Providers…
The periASTY project officially kicked off on 4-5 February 2026 in Brussels, bringing together partners from across Europe to launch this new Horizon Europe initiative focused on the transformation of peri-urban areas towards climate-neutral, sustainable and resilient environments. Over the two-day meeting, the 36 project partners from 12 countries met to discuss the project’s objectives,…
On 17 January 2026, EPF organised a dedicated passenger workshop on the Hyper4Rail project during its General Meeting in Brussels. The session was held in a hybrid format, bringing together 22 participants, both in person and online, from across Europe, including representatives from Germany, the Netherlands, France, Spain, Slovenia, Switzerland, Poland, Hungary, Italy and the…
On 26-27. November, EPF’s Katie Bulanowski attended the 2025 Polis Conference in Utrecht, the Netherlands. The conference brought together over 1.000 stakeholders from cities, industry, and research to discuss a diverse range of mobility topics including transport poverty, inclusion, and behaviour change. Katie participated in the session “Paved With Purpose: Streets for All”, where speakers…
On 20 November, EPF was present at the PAVE Europe Conference in Brussels, which brought together civil society, service and tech providers, policymakers, researchers, and more to exchange on automated mobility. The dynamic and interactive setting allowed for different perspectives and experiences to be shared. EPF’s Katie Bulanowski attended the conference and moderated the session,…