The Mobility Week In Review

Paris presses brakes on central traffic to transform urban flow

The new regulation covers an area spanning approximately 5,5 square kilometers.

Paris presses brakes on central traffic to transform urban flow
Miguel Elizondo |

In this issue of The Mobility Week in Review, we explore Paris’ latest initiative to spearhead mobility transformation among European capitals, the new train links connecting London with continental Europe, the strengthened emission reduction goals of the new EU Transport Commissioner, Monta’s bold entry into the U.S. market, and significant developments in Tesla’s shareholding.

Without further ado, let’s dive in!

✋ Paris to restrict traffic in city center

Paris continues to set an example for European capitals under the leadership of Anne Hidalgo. In addition to her initiatives promoting cycling and curbing scooter use, Hidalgo has now introduced a traffic restriction in the city center. These sweeping measures are reshaping Parisian mobility in unprecedented ways. The new regulation covers the first, second, third, and fourth districts—an area spanning approximately 5,5 square kilometers that includes iconic landmarks like the Louvre Museum and Tuileries Gardens.