A big majority in cities want mayors to prioritise clean transport, greenery and better air quality. This is the main finding of an online survey with 10,050 respondents across 15 large European cities in 8 countries commissioned by the Clean Cities Campaign to leading institute YouGov.
According to the Clean Cities Campaign, these results show that Europeans are sick of breathing dirty air and want mayors to put them first, not cars. Cities and governments should listen and rethink urban mobility by: reallocating public space to walking, cycling and greenery; promoting and investing in public transport, as well as allowing only zero-emission cars and vans to circulate in cities by 2030 at the latest.
