Transport for Greater Manchester aims to provide a better service for its users by offering sustainable trips to and from football matches and other events in Greater Manchester. Furthermore, trips to hospitals in the area are facilitated. First steps have been taken with several internal and external meetings to foster a cooperation.

Central Macedonia launched an online questionnaire that is targeted at citizens to investigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on urban mobility.

Emilia-Romagna counteracted the distrust in public transport solutions, such as buses and trains, by adapting rules and schedules of local train connections and by providing information on occupancy rates through a local trip planner app.

Thessaloniki suffered from revenue losses from tourism. Thus, revitalisation of the tourism sector was supported by providing sustainable tourism packages through a mobile app. The transformation of former military barracks gave inhabitants the necessary space to enjoy the seaside, while being keeping social distances.

Manchester had to solve a significant problem: how to get nurses and patients from and to the hospitals safely? Providing traffic information on several platforms was one of the answers. A technique that was further utilised to promote sustainable transport from and to large events, such as football matches.