Highlights
In response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the EU stands in solidarity with Ukraine. The EU is acting swiftly and decisively to put an end to Russia’s aggression by imposing wide-ranging sanctions and measures. In parallel, it is supporting the Ukrainian people by providing financial, military and humanitarian assistance. This page collects information on transport measures.
From bringing transport emissions down to fully exploiting digital technologies for greater efficiency, safety and convenience; showing solidarity with Ukraine; supporting the EU’s transport sector as it recovered from the impacts of COVID-19; and creating the very best conditions for Europe’s travelling public and transport workers – find out all about the highlights from the last 4.5 years.
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News
The Commission welcomes the final adoption of the Regulation underpinning the trans-European transport network (TEN-T) by the European Parliament and the Council.
The European Union and Bangladesh have signed a Horizontal Aviation Agreement
May infringements package: key decisions
Two years ago, in May 2022, the Commission, in collaboration with Ukraine and Moldova, created the Solidarity Lanes to help improve the EU–Ukraine–Moldova transport routes in response to Russia’s illegal full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Representatives of Moldova, Romania, Ukraine, the United States and the European Commission gathered today in Chisinau, continuing their work together to improve trade routes through the Solidarity Lanes along the Danube corridor.
Today the European Commission, together with Ukraine, Moldova, Romania and the US are inaugurating the renewed Ukrainian-Moldovan border crossing point in Reni, Ukraine, as part of the Solidarity Lanes initiative.