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The European Union (EU) has implemented several actions to enhance various modes of transport across its member states. These include:
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  1. Developing the trans-European transport network (TEN-T) to improve connectivity across EU countries.
  2. Promoting sustainable and environmentally friendly transport methods, including cycling and public transport.
  3. Investing in innovation and technology for more efficient and safer transport systems.
  4. Establishing regulations and standards to ensure safe and competitive practices in the transport sector.
  5. Encouraging cooperation among member states for cross-border transport projects and policy harmonization.

These actions aim to create a cohesive, sustainable, and efficient transport system across Europe.

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EU Mobility Strategy
EU roadmap to greener, smarter travel by 2030.
Passenger Rights
Know your compensation and assistance rules.
Security & Safety
Rules that keep EU skies, seas & roads secure.
Clean Transport
Zero-emission targets, incentives and corridors.
Urban Transport
Low-emission zones, micromobility & SUMPs.
Sustainable Transport
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Infrastructure & Investment (TEN-T)
Maps and funding for Europe’s core corridors.
Intelligent Transport Systems
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Research & Innovation
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International Relations
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Public Service Obligations
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EU Air Safety List
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Logistics & Multimodal Transport
Seamless door-to-door freight best-practice.
Digital Transport and Logistics Forum 
Paperless supply chains.
Social Issues
Fair jobs, training and driver working time.
Summertime
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